Sentence examples for a harsh reflection from inspiring English sources

Hammers manager Sam Allardyce felt the scoreline was a harsh reflection on his side.

Hodgson's conversion made it 13-0, a harsh reflection on Calvisano's endeavour.

Rossellini showed us a couple who died locked in embrace when Vesuvius exploded, a harsh reflection on the modern couple's marital anguish.

That is a harsh reflection on his playing career, though, because Simeone was a magnificent midfielder, winning 106 international caps and starring in Serie A for Inter Milan and Lazio as well as guiding Atletico to a league and cup double in 1996 (their most recent La Liga triumph).

In one instance, audience members were using their Playbills to shield their eyes from the harsh reflection of a mirrored prop.

His works, though considered art, were often a harsh commentary on his era, a reflection on the disintegration of the fragile social fabric that bound the city together.

It is a harsh world players are cast into, one demanding reflection on the brutal actions they'll be forced to undertake.

The first ten are brooding and layered with dissonant strings, while tracks 11 through 16 tap into the musical style inspired by the Caribbean, North Africa, and their diasporas before returning to some harsher reflections in the last few tracks.

Krakauer offered a harsh assessment of McChrystal's conduct during that period and even stressed that the General's explanations upon reflection were "preposterous" and "unbelievable".

In 2007, the colicky critic William Logan wrote a harsh review of Walcott's "Selected Poems," suggesting that Walcott's work was shallow and conceited, the reflections of an invented persona.

That is a harsh judgment.