Sentence examples for become a reflex from inspiring English sources
As I was cooking, I realized that using black pepper had become a reflex.
Inshallah has become a reflex, a bit of a linguistic tic that has attached itself to nearly every moment, every question, like the word "like" in English.
Kowtowing to China has become a reflex for US film studios in search of a piece of booming – and lucrative – Chinese market.
"Once stress-induced feeding becomes habitual," she writes, "the problem-solver, executive part of the prefrontal cortex may no longer be actively engaged in the outcome; 'comfort food' intake may become a reflex".
This small physical adjustment makes Ms. Atkins look as cosmopolitan as an Erte fashion illustration, and it defines her character as someone for whom stylish affectation has become a reflex.
It could prove the perfect tool for life-blogging times in which the recording of mundane events appears to have become a reflex action, as well as for those suffering increasingly manic lives.
PC became a reflex sneer, a neat way of discrediting bleeding-heart "lefties", do-gooders and equality campaigners.
Stabbing those who annoyed him soon became a reflex.What Rimbaud lacked in social skills, however, he made up for in sheer outrageous genius.
The whole process of ejaculation is accomplished by nerve impulses received from the penis; once ejaculation is started it becomes a reflex reaction that cannot be voluntarily interrupted.
And instead of being shown once or twice how to, say, clear a room without firing guns, the Special Forces do it again and again and again, firing real bullets, until every move they might need to make in a Baghdad-type scenario becomes a reflex.
