Sentence examples for bad reflects from inspiring English sources

That their public image is so bad reflects as little credit on the media as it does on them.

Henkes is wonderful at showing how Billy's tender solicitude for them — he doesn't "want to hurt Papa's feelings" by calling him Dad, and when he has "to choose between Mama and Papa" as the subject of a poem, he doesn't "want either one to feel bad" — reflects his parents' own empathy.

Mental illness – the inability to distinguish good from bad – reflects immoral reasoning.

Many Egyptians accept the inevitability of it as evidence that all events — good and bad — reflect God's will; many others are resigned based on experiences that taught them the government does not care.

But the real unease had to do with governance, and the fact that the M&S board had paid so much to hire a boss from outside, rather than planning for a decent succession from within.Often, bad pay policy reflects bad management, says Peter Montagnon, an expert in corporate governance.

Their bad design reflects the poor management and penny-pinching that has plagued the tube for half a century.

The situation now at St Laurence's, Mrs Blackmore says, "is really bad", and reflects a wider decline in Westbury.

Curtis is a practical, thoughtful type of guy, and his two-fold response to his bad dreams reflects this aspect of his temperament.

The warning of bad news reflects the knowledge in government circles that the Algerian attack on the hostage-takers has gone badly wrong.

One bad actor reflects on the entire industry and it's important to realize that the horror stories you may hear are not representative of wedding planners across the board.

But you should understand that this reflects bad judgment by bad politicians and bad economists, not the logic of the case.