The phrase "reflect one another" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe two or more things that are similar or have a mutual effect on each other. For example: - The colors of the sunset and the ocean reflect one another, creating a stunning view. - The two sisters' personalities reflected one another, both being outgoing and adventurous. - The political views of the two parties reflect one another in some areas, but differ greatly in others. - The teacher's positive attitude reflected onto her students, who began to have a more optimistic outlook.
The stainless steel blades reflect one another and, on occasion, traces of the hidden wall supports, spoiling the illusion.
Our real lives and the lives we broadcast on Facebook are not the same, yet they reflect one another ad infinitum, like mirrors of graduating distortion lining the halls of a funhouse.
The collection is not necessarily interconnected in the traditional sense, where the same characters appear, but they do reflect one another.
"Wilder's fiction, her autobiography, and her real childhood as she lived it are three distinct things, but they are all closely intertwined, and readers will enjoy seeing how they reflect one another.
Microcosm and macrocosm reflect one another: a tiny bit of ancient sea shell that looks like a wave is given, by art, the scale and weight of a huge wave crashing towards the shore.
In a globalised world where all urban spaces reflect one another, where hotel rooms look the same wherever they are and all airport check-in lounges are identical surely it becomes increasingly difficult for this contemporary nomad to know which city she is even in any more.
Each work on display reflects one another and the viewer into a more intimate space and consciousness.
The story has three interwoven narratives, reflecting one another: the memoir of 82-year-old Iris Chase, whose sister, Laura, was the author of a novel, The Blind Assassin, and died tragically just after the end of the war when she drove her car off a bridge.
Do you know that sensation when you reflect one mirror into another and stare into the infinite abyss that is created?
For our children and their children, Memorial Day weekend may become a time to reflect on another loved one lost: Mother Earth.
Therefore one's teacher should should reflect one's own personal path.
