Mirrors

The two mirrors facing each other created a repeating image that went on to infinity.

Languages act as distorting mirrors: one is more prone to hearing languages that one speaks.

I like your mirrors.

Truth is like a disco ball, and only one of the tiny little mirrors it is made up of is actually yours.

How can mirrors be real if our eyes aren't real?

There is a lovely country; it stands with wide beeches near a salty eastern beach, near a salty eastern beach. It winds through rolling hills, its name is old Denmark, and it is Freja’s hall, and it is Freja’s hall! Our old Denmark must remain as long as the beech mirrors its top in the blue waves, its top in the blue waves.

Once in orbit, a defect in the optical mirrors of the Hubble Space Telescope prevented the clarity that scientists had hoped for when viewing images provided by the telescope.

The eyes are the mirrors of the soul.

The magician's use of smoke and mirrors was an elaborate facade.

His talk is nothing but smoke and mirrors.