Sentence examples for would reflect well from inspiring English sources
He said success by Saudi Arabia would reflect well on Uganda.
My lieutenant thought it would reflect well on the Army if the new "Today" show, to commemorate the Fourth of July, televised a medal presentation.
An assured performance as mayor would reflect well on the Conservative leader, David Cameron, who eventually backed his fellow Old Etonian's run for the party's mayoral nomination.
Vivendi's chief executive, Jean-René Fourtou, has long considered NBC the preferred bidder, according to executives close to the company, because of G.E.'s reputation as a well-managed company, which would reflect well on Vivendi.
It was a moment that made them feel part of a larger process and one they hoped somehow would reflect well on their community in the eyes of a nation that ordinarily does not pay them much attention.
Giving him another sentence based on a laughable third charge would have sparked outrage domestically and internationally.Mr Putin needed to find a way to release Mr Khodorkovsky that would reflect well on his presidency.
It would not reflect well on Ligue 1 as a whole but would certainly reward the outstanding work of Moulin, who is doing many more vaunted counterparts few favours not just by making light of big disparities in resources but also by degrading stock phrases about teams in transition needing time to gel.
"It wouldn't reflect well on me if I were associated with someone who wasn't knowledgeable," he said.
Possibly realizing that a public tussle between an acclaimed, one-armed author and a large, profitable corporation would not reflect well on them, the publishers instructed their lawyers to reach an agreement.
Like Zero Dark Thirty, Lincoln was anticipated as a movie that would naturally reflect well on the current president and, indeed, on the eve of the Zero Dark Thirty opening and at the behest of senate majority leader Harry Reid, Spielberg hosted a special screening for a bipartisan senate audience.
The CFP Board Center for Financial Planning — part of the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards — deserves credit, I believe, for conducting the survey that it knew wouldn't reflect well on the industry.
