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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are your reflections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking someone to share their thoughts or insights on a particular topic or experience.
Example: "As we conclude the meeting, I would like to know what are your reflections on the project outcomes."
Alternatives: "What are your thoughts" or "What is your feedback".
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are your reflections
pronoun
Often used when referring to God or another important figure who is understood from context.
Exact(4)
Are you performing it any differently or what are your reflections on that song now?" They mostly say exactly that, they'll say they feel like they fleshed it out a lot more.
What are your reflections on your country's position on development?
What are your reflections of those years?
You've worked through three presidencies, what are your reflections on their differences?
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The automatic assumption that a well-dressed man should be treated with respect works when it's your reflection in the mirror, too.
Connect extra Wii remotes if you are doing multiplayer and copy the dancer on screen as if he/she were your reflection in a mirror.
These are your ideas, reflections, and assessments.
The only thing you'll undoubtably notice in the work is your own reflection.
How were your actions a reflection of the gender issue today?
You know who I am: Your image; that stubborn reflection of You That Man has shattered, extinguished, banished.
If you can't get someone to help you, speak to yourself in a mirror as though you are teaching your reflection.
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