"shocking reflection" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that causes surprise or disbelief. Example: The documentary was a shocking reflection of the harsh realities faced by indigenous communities.
A shocking reflection of a society and a system in which facts have become relative.
He added: "A small number of relatively junior staff were left to do the job at the time, a shocking reflection of the FSA's lack of awareness".
This pass is recommended for members who are interested in getting in shape but lack the will power to do so without being constantly in view of skeptical pedestrians or seeing the shocking reflection of their own jiggling mass.
Sally Hunt, general secretary of the University and College Union, says these findings are a "shocking reflection on the sector" and reveal not much has changed since 2012, when the UCU ran a survey on stress and bullying.
Over half say their child believes body image and appearance is the most important thing about someone, which is a shocking reflection on what modern society values.
"It is really a shocking reflection of how rape and domestic violence have been handled in this country… we are still seeing these appalling cases, time after time, where actually the victim is turned into a suspect," she said.
Your book is loaded with frank and shocking reflections from minorities who — under the protection of pseudonyms — felt marginalized in their workplaces.
That is shocking – it's a reflection of the power relationships that patients perceive to be at work in hospitals.
Bolsonaro's shocking outburst was a reflection of his longstanding contempt for Brazil's current government.
"Mr Pio Roda's Gestapo-like arrest and detention beginning 23 July 2015 and the filing of a one-million-dollar criminal complaint is a shocking development, if not a reflection of bad faith in breach of the terms of the compromise agreement," it said.
Shocking moment to shocking moment.
