Sentence examples for reflected credit from inspiring English sources
This current campaign financing system has not reflected credit on anybody in either party.
"He's one of those guys, day in and day out, who reflected credit upon the department," Chief Ferreri said.
Ben, Peter James and other cardiothoracic surgeons in 1959 founded Pete's club, the constitution of which declared that the scientific business should be the discussion of mistakes and errors of judgment; no member was allowed to report a case that reflected credit on himself.
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None of it reflects credit on McCarthy.
To win, a film must also reflect credit on the industry.
Retaining Mr. Ferris, Senator Cochran said, "would reflect credit on the Bush administration".
Barclays insists its decisions reflect credit market realities and the jarring slowdown in the British economy.
The Oscars were set up in 1927-28 to reflect credit on the industry and to reward Hollywood's own.
Retaining Mr. Ferris, Senator Cochran said in February, "would reflect credit on the Bush administration," adding that he would support his reappointment to another four-year term.
The gloomy outlook —reflecting credit turmoil, the housing crisis and the softening economy — will probably lead to more production cuts by car companies.
