Sentence examples for have a reflex from inspiring English sources

Quinn said: "my fear is that with issues around food and obesity if you say 'no' people almost have a reflex reaction to do it".

Despite believing that his African colony would have a "reflex influence" on the United States that would "cleft the manacle of every slave in the land," Delany continued to support more direct assaults on slavery.

It's true that regulation costs money, and some short-sighted business leaders seem to have a reflex that causes them to oppose regulation whenever it is proposed.

"If you haven't got running water in your house, you've got to go down to the river and wash your dishes, clothes, yourself, and you've got these fish, which are predatory, and they often have a reflex that can cause you to lose fingers or other parts of your body," Wade explained.

The carotid artery, which provides blood to the brain, has a reflex area known as a sinus, which helps regulate the flow of blood and oxygen to the head.

(To compensate for this delay, the body has a reflex system that can respond in less than one-tenth of second, before the mind is conscious of the stimulus).

Among those who were positively diagnosed, approximately one out of two had a reflex syncope (with or without OH component), and one-fourth were found to have OH as the only underlying cause of fainting.

Feeling something and having a reflex is much quicker than seeing something, considering your next move, and then reacting.

Katie, a successful but unhappy professional, has recently had a reflex-instinct affair with a man who is even more self-absorbed than her husband.

Experimental animals whose spinal cords have been severed from their brains still have a scratch reflex.

Because when you have damaged vocal cords, you'll have a gag reflex.