Sentence examples for this reflects badly from inspiring English sources

This reflects badly on how feminism is perceived today.

None of this reflects badly on Cotillard, who remains as hard to decode as the plot demands; a great film about treachery might yet be made with her feline skills at its heart.

This reflects badly on India's ruling party but is in fact grimly consistent with its long reluctance to enforce the law against Shiv Sena a big reason for the impunity Mr Thackeray has enjoyed.My name is Gandhi and I am a future prime ministerProne to communal conniption, India needs enlightened leadership, which Congress has often failed to provide.

This reflects badly on both British authorities' general competence and their regard for the freedom of the press.

This reflects badly on venture capitalists, of course, since they appear to be falling for this time and again.

If subsequent observation and experiment produces data that conflict with those predicted, one might think that this reflects badly on the hypothesis under test, but Duhem pointed out that given all of the assumptions required to derive predictions, it is no simple matter to identify where the error lies.

Khan had supported Ahmad and Goldsmith contended that this reflected badly on him.

Putting its marker in the heavens in this way reflects badly on China as a terrestrial power.

"It's pretty amazing that a big corporation would have something like this, which reflects badly on it," he said.

This failure "reflects badly not just on the international justice system of which the ICC is only a part, but it also greatly undermines the credibility of this council as an instrument of international peace and security", she said.

When I asked if I could at least hand my business card to them to see if they wanted to tell their side of the story, an irate Tepco spokesman answered bluntly: "Impossible".There are numerous ways that this incident reflects badly on both Tepco's and the government's handling of the situation.