Sentence examples for The reflex of from inspiring English sources

The reflex of the Benghazi report is that it has some of the stature of these memorable screw-ups (it actually piggybacks on those screw-ups to suggest this screw-up must be as important).

The reflex of many well-meaning people is to argue that it is important to be "tolerant" and "accommodating".

The reflex of the anterior mammary fascia appears thinner and brighter with SC (cross beam: level medium to high) than in fundamental imaging.

Maybe it's the reflex of a body feeling that a building's collapsing on it.

"The 'R' in D.S.L.R. refers to the reflex of the mirror," said Sally Smith Clemens, a product manager for Olympus.

Some readers may detect the reflex of the lifelong recovering cleric in his recoiling from whatever might appear to be patriarchal or excluding.

Vitus' dance or the reflexes of mutilated animals".

Yeltsin at least made efforts to overcome the reflexes of the party boss he had been.

Furthermore, the reflexes of its computer will best those of an inattentive driver.

Few seemed inclined to really test the reflexes of ABC's censor.

You can't just switch off the reflexes of 15 years though.