Sentence examples for unfortunate reflection from inspiring English sources
The phrase "unfortunate reflection" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to describe a statement or action that reflects negatively on someone or something. Example: "The CEO's comments at the press conference were an unfortunate reflection of the company's values."
The popularity of body art and self-mutilation is an unfortunate reflection on the hedonistic mores of our modern world.
Duncan Innes-Ker, senior editor at The Economist Intelligence Unit's China Country Report, said the decision to sack Mr Bo was an "unfortunate reflection on what it takes to be successful as a senior Chinese politician".
It's also an unfortunate reflection of a (London) rental market where landlords and agents are eager to find and push the limits of tenants who may feel they simply cannot afford to buy a home.
"One of the things that annoys me most, and I think is an unfortunate reflection on the way that schools are conditioning students to obsess about exams is that I will be teaching my first years about relativity and they'll keep asking, 'Is this in the end-of-year exams?'" Cox told Radio Times.
It's an unfortunate reflection of what we seem to really care about.
Going into a hospice is not about giving up, which is sometimes an unfortunate reflection of health care providers as well as patients and their families.
"We hope that through proper recognition and reflection of the unfortunate history, close bilateral relations can further develop into a partnership for the future".
"This is an unfortunate series of events that aren't a good reflection of the health of the company," he said.
This has not been just the product of the unfortunate academic tendency to complexify understanding, but a genuine reflection of the increasing complexity of the globalised world.
There is no prohibition against playing basketball during Ramadan, a monthlong period of fasting and self-reflection for Muslims, but it has the unfortunate side effect of dehydrating its players.
Thomas Unger, São Paulo, Brazil Halting cruelty against all animals Regarding "Reflections on hamstercide" (Views March 17): It's unfortunate that Mark Bittman mocks the pursuit of justice in an animal cruelty case toward one species just because American laws don't adequately protect others.
