Hammers manager Sam Allardyce felt the scoreline was a harsh reflection on his side.
Adjust lighting so that it does not create a glare or harsh reflection on the screen.
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.
In a harsh reflection of a national trend, attendance at New York harness events dropped from nine million in 1971 to four million in 1984, while the handle dipped from $842 million to $569 million.
In one instance, audience members were using their Playbills to shield their eyes from the harsh reflection of a mirrored prop.
Walter Macken, (born 1915, Galway, Ire. died April 22 , 1967 Galway), Irish novelist and dramatist whose tales combine an honest and often harsh reflection of the realities of Irish life with a love of Ireland and a compassionate respect for its people.
To help prevent eyestrain, adjust the lighting so it doesn't create a glare or harsh reflection on the screen, rest your eyes briefly every 20 minutes, and make a conscious effort to blink regularly so that your eyes stay well lubricated.
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).
Like the ceiling, the balcony walls are rounded to minimize harsh sonic reflections, and the steel pillars that held up the first-floor ceiling are being removed, leaving a wide, spacious room with unimpeded sightlines from virtually any spot.
