Sentence examples for reflect terribly from inspiring English sources

"We believe that it would be a sad outcome for stockholders and would, to say the least, reflect terribly on all who are involved in this process if, after purchasing shares at what we perceive to be a substantially undervalued price of $13.65 a share, Michael Dell and Silver Lake earned substantial returns on their investment while other stockholders are forced to sell," he wrote.

"I just think that doing it in the wake of an old lady's death doesn't reflect terribly well on us," he told BBC Radio 5 live's Pienaar's Politics.

But I suspect black America was a little too smart to take Ali's and Frazier's role-playing as reflecting terribly much about the struggle for its soul.

In a statement accompanying the report, the UN's human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein said: "Even the obscene casualty figures fail to accurately reflect exactly how terribly civilians are suffering in Iraq.

Luckily, it is a vast studio and there is a very long ladder down to the studio floor, and I had time to reflect on how terribly unproductive this would be.

"Even the obscene casualty figures fail to accurately reflect exactly how terribly civilians are suffering in Iraq.

Yet the glossy hermeticism and theatrical realism of many older, ostensibly classic movies have dated terribly and reflect the very exclusions and compromises of the system that produced them.

Whatever is wrong with Trump reflects something gone terribly awry in the Republican base which has found a man like him so attractive.

"I think it's terribly important not just to reflect the world around you but to penetrate it," she declared.

His mother and father are good souls who fear terribly for Mexico, which they abandoned without much time to reflect on what they were leaving behind.

Alternatively, they could reflect that a volunteer is worth two pressed men – Allen does sound terribly pleased to be a headline act again.