Sentence examples for collective reflex from inspiring English sources
This is the Great Man theory of politics, a collective reflex of a moneyed oligarchy that has its hands on the levers of power.
It's no shocker, then, that in certain Manhattan media circles, it's almost a collective reflex to hate Bonnie Fuller, viewing her common touch with readers as a symptom of precisely how common she is.
But the hotel workers and security guards couldn't have known, when Obaidi came in, if she was telling the truth; they only knew that she was saying things that their government didn't want to have said, and their collective reflex was toward violence.
All these examples of cell cooperation could represent true emergence, i.e., a collective behavior resulting from reflexes of signaling acquired by a Darwinian selection.
Yet the tension in their bodies and outbreaks of raw reflex violence warn of a collective overheating of emotion.
The show instead illustrates the process of linguistic abuse, in which objects are first dismembered, then disenfranchised and then used to stimulate an atavistic reflex that can compel a people in myriad directions, including that of collective folly.
This reminds of the collective behavior of swarms of birds, fishes, or ants that, through a few simple reflexes, achieve coherent group behavior: the emergence.
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