Sentence examples for a reflex of a from inspiring English sources

This particularity can be a reflex of a large community constituted by users that do not develop strong bonds with it.

That is to say, there are referential and quantificational uses of indefinite descriptions and these are a reflex of a genuine semantical ambiguity.

Although we did not see any effects in the systemic uridine concentrations, the increase of intracellular uridine in treated patients might be, in fact, a reflex of a compensatory mechanism to avoid intracellular pyrimidine depletion.

Writing is a reflex of absence, an attempt to make contact with a distant, elusive reader.

Self-obsession, Storr suspects, is a reflex of self-dissatisfaction or self-dislike, a symptom of "social perfectionism" that pushes some of its victims towards suicide.

Unusually, Hall's history begins in the middle ages, because for him self-portraiture emerges as a reflex of Christian conscience, a homage to Christ's imprinting of his agonised face on the Turin shroud.

When he splashes them with paint and the orphan Hannah Paulette Goddardd), whom he'll court, clobbers a couple of them with a frying pan, the spontaneous, disorganized resistance is less a political act than a reflex of outraged decency.

"And it's a reflex of superiority and condescension.

In a moment like that, the head it was a reflex of survival".

Gasp is a reflex of auto-resuscitation that follows a functional decerebration induced by a severe brainstem hypoxia.

However, Kaqchikel has preserved a centralized lax, schwa-like vowel as a reflex of Proto-Mayan [a].