Sentence examples for appear reactive from inspiring English sources

The NFL has scrambled to implement policy and dole out punishments, though the league's decision often appear reactive and arbitrary.

They see someone with a romantic view of himself in the world—he once wrote, "The surest escape from the mundane is to teleport into the tragic realm"—who is also titanically self-absorbed, and desperate never to appear reactive.

It appears reactive, a kind of military tit-for-tat, and it does nothing to reverse Ukraine's dismemberment.

Instead of displaying decisive leadership, Mr. Obama, to these critics, has appeared reactive, defensive and profoundly challenged in standing up to a dangerous world.

β-Substituted o-QMs appear less reactive than their β-unsubstituted counterparts, particularly in regards to their reactions with less polarized olefins.

However, some studies have found the opposite: individuals with higher exposure to developmental trauma appear less reactive to the effects of later trauma than individuals who report no such trauma [ 19, 20].

A number of studies on prebiotic amide bond formation have noted the generation of diketopiperazines (DKPs), or cyclic amino acid dimers, 1c,  4a, f,  11,  12 which appear less reactive than free amino acids.

If they are taken after the article appears, they may look reactive.

Mr. Gore's supporters worry that during that same period, the vice president has appeared more reactive than proactive.

One week following injury, the majority of beta-catenin signaling appeared in reactive astrocytes but not other glial cells.

Two previous studies have found similar interaction between childhood adversity and stressful war exposure, in which individuals with higher exposure to childhood adversities appeared less reactive to the effects of stressful war exposure than individuals who reported no such prior exposure [ 18, 19].