Sentence examples for it hardly reflects from inspiring English sources

But it hardly reflects the promise.

But it hardly reflects their independence.NGOS can also stray too close to the corporate world.

Jeremy Hunt may yet cast himself as a remote bystander amid all this BSkyB chatter, but it hardly reflects his personal style.

Indians sitting in rows of desks answering the West's phone calls — the premise of "Outsourced" — was once the picture of outsourcing, but it hardly reflects the present-day reality.

And while Justice Thomas's assertion that conservative voices are stifled and repressed may still go over well on talk radio, it hardly reflects the reality of the last 20 years.

It was a pity, though, that the announcement was not accompanied by any statement from his club making it clear what they thought of his behaviour, or any form of public contrition from the player, and it hardly reflects well on Andrew that he admitted the charge of violent conduct but also had the gall to argue it did not deserve more than the standard three-match ban.

The pollution produced by burning petrol in cars imposes a cost on the environment and on human health, yet its price hardly reflects this fact: petrol remains cheaper than water in America.

It will therefore be apparent that the sole topic, 'Kurdish pastoralism', hardly reflects the complexity of present-day conditions.

America is out in front, but the extra percentage point of its GDP that individuals deposit in rattling tins hardly reflects the much lighter taxes they pay.

Yet the currency's rebound hardly reflects an economic revival.

This hardly reflects the values of modern Britain.