The phrase "a good mirror" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mirror that reflects images clearly and accurately, or metaphorically, to indicate something that provides a true reflection of reality.
Example: "This new bathroom fixture is not just stylish; it's also a good mirror that shows every detail perfectly."
Alternatives: "an excellent reflector" or "a reliable mirror."
History is a good mirror.
Using energy-dependent sub-pixel event repositioning (EDSER) requires not only a good mirror model, but also a realistic treatment of the flight grades assigned on the detector.
"The basic issues are as simple as enough hooks, a good mirror and good lighting, which means incandescent and fluorescent, but masked," said David New, vice president for creative services at Barneys New York.
And such a broad and motley selection makes a good mirror for modern art, after all, reflecting as it does an invigorating diversity that Modernist theoreticians from Roger Fry to Clement Greenberg wanted to edit away.
Figure 1d shows the measured reflectivity spectrum of the bottom DBR, with a value about 99% at a range of 1310 1380 nm, demonstrating a good mirror to reflect QD emission.
Good bathroom lighting is like a good mirror: It just makes you feel better about yourself.
(Neither county was a particularly good mirror of the state. Mr. Perry got 55 percent to Mr. White's 42.3 percent statewide).
Peter Weir, 1998 This film holds up a really good mirror to the highly individualised world we now live in, with our relationship to social media and how we interact with the world.
And that's generally a pretty good mirror to indicate where I am and where I ain't".
Our friendship became a really good mirror for Oscar and Hedgehog's because I wanted to match that feeling of unconditional love and understanding that there is nothing else on the table, and it feels almost like you are siblings rather than friends.
Q: How does this compare with a good bathroom mirror?
