Sentence examples for a matter of reflex from inspiring English sources
Today, jumping ahead was a matter of reflex.
Though the Erik Wemple Blog isn't a big fan of advertiser pressure campaigns, we'd never want to place a spot for the Erik Wemple Life Insurance Blog in proximity to Carlson's programming, which veers into bigotry as a matter of reflex, not to mention audience appeal.
Another simple joy might be that Tony Blair, whose opinion must apparently be asked for as a matter of reflex at the BBC, seems to have been knocked off his self-deluding axis at the sight of what awaits him when he passes.
Critics point out that many men get rigid as a matter of reflex (rather than sexual desire) several times a day, sometimes because of the rushes of blood associated with emotions like stress and sometimes due to automatic hormonal fluctuations, especially in young men.
Any non-white country that regularly committed the atrocities the French committed month after month, year after year, would, as a matter of simple reflex, have become a pariah.
He said, 'We don't have to know how the brain works—it's just a matter of conditioned reflexes.' No way I could believe it was just stimulus-response".
He said, 'We don't have to know how the brain works — it's just a matter of conditioned reflexes.' No way I could believe it was just stimulus-response".
He said, 'We don't have to know how the brain works—it's just a matter of conditioned reflexes.' No way I could believe it was just stimulus-response". The Skinner era, Temple concluded, was one that denied feelings to animals, and rationalized regarding them as automatons; it was an era of exceptional cruelty, both in animal experimentation and in the management of farms and slaughterhouses.
Translation: don't worry about the recent plunge in manufacturing -- it's just a matter of nimble firms, reflexes speeded up by information technology, moving quickly to get rid of excess inventories.
"It triggers a set of nerves in your throat and mouth that are responsible for the hiccup reflex arc," said Mallory with a matter-of-fact tone.
It should become our common sense, by which I mean it should be a matter of the habits and reflexes of a humane politics.
