"real reflection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe a genuine or honest contemplation or examination of one's thoughts, actions, or beliefs. Example: After the argument, she spent the whole night in real reflection about her behavior and realized she needed to apologize for her harsh words.
"But usually neither the old ones nor the new form a real reflection of the reality".
We are currently at a real reflection point in the world.
"I think it is a real reflection on him that he uses words like that," the mayor said.
Helena Kennedy QC It was fantastic to see the Popemobile passing through – it was a wonderful scene of people coming together and an opportunity for real reflection.
"I think many of us do feel that there's a huge emphasis on quantity of information and objects at the expense of real reflection and quality.
What he does is take an original idea, subvert it, mix it with other references, and out of that comes a more real reflection of how people dress.
"But we all know that the bulletin boards are not real reflections of the kids' work".
THOUGH "Alice" and "Faust" equip their familiar stories with signature Svankmajer motifs (most notably creatures that invent themselves), they feel more like showcases for his technique than real reflections of the issues that concern him.
There is a certain trepidation as to how these characters are going to take to the showgirls, a real life reflection of a similar scene in Priscilla.
Let P ∈ R m × m and Q ∈ R n × n be two real generalized reflection matrices, i.e., P T = P, P 2 = I m, Q T = Q, Q 2 = I n, I n denotes the n order identity matrix.
"While the findings of this mission are by no means a representative sample and we cannot yet draw conclusions from it about the overall nutrition situation, it provides a real time reflection of the situation on the ground in Madaya.
