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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a mirror of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that reflects or represents another thing, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The novel serves as a mirror of a society grappling with change and uncertainty."
Alternatives: "a reflection of" or "a representation of".
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A return is a mirror of a taxpayer's finances.
Initially, "Parks and Recreation" mirrored "The Office" — it was a mirror of a mirror of a mirror.
As a mirror of a young artist attempting to seek some artistic level, they are particularly poignant and revealing".
He recalls that Samorin felt like a mirror of a Samsonite factory in the Belgian town of Turnhout.
Architecture is considered as a mirror of a civilization that is shaped up by needs, society, technology, culture and climate.
It is certainly the archetype of style over substance: everyone on screen is a mirror of a mirror of a mirror of a character we've seen in the movies one hundred times before, but it matters not a jot as you sit in the cinema with your senses being enjoyably battered by ridiculously over-the-top spectacle upon spectacle.
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From Montréal, Odile Tremblay, of Le Devoir (whose review is unavailable except to subscribers) calls it a "minor work" and the headline refers to it as a "mirror of an age without guideposts" (or, a lost age).
A traditional index fund is a mirror of the market.
And now the sun leans west like Cézanne, striking a rippling mirror of water refracting into a mirror of granite.
In sum, the world, as a mirror of divine reason, a cabinet of wonders.
The story is the payoff and, in a sense, a mirror of the viewer's experience.
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