Sentence examples for Opposite reflex from inspiring English sources

Yet it is the core of modern thinking to mobilize the opposite reflex: that in the face of adverse conditions one flees forward.

Be careful not to accidentally push on it while it is in your baby's mouth, because that triggers an opposite reflex causing your baby to spit it out.

From worrying that it might be too tragicomically cosy, you come to suspect that Thomas's humour might be the opposite: superficial and mirthless, a mere reflex or coping mechanism in an otherwise horrifying universe.

When Theresa May tells you to relax, the natural reflex is to do the exact opposite.

Vaclik's opposite number, Frankie Fielding, was then forced into a reflex save from Lukas Marecek, whose well improvised volley from the edge of the box provided a moment of concern for Pearce's side.

JM Coetzee's quietly deceptive new novel exploits this reflex, with a narrative that belongs to two opposite types simultaneously, revealing its true allegiance only on the last page - in fact the last sentence.

On the opposite side, however, there was no hernia felt via crying reflex or finger invagination.

Major differences often directionally opposite, in responses of conscious and anesthetized animals were found for reflex control of the circulation, effects of hemorrhage and alterations in preload and after load.

To maintain a clear and stable view of the environment during head movement, we rotate our eyes in a direction that is opposite to the retinal image motion using both vestibularly and visually driven reflexes.

The reflex conservatism that scares white audiences away from black performers works in the opposite direction as well.

The other approach consists of eliciting a compensatory reflex reaction by means of a jerk of the steering wheel in the opposite direction.