Sentence examples for his reciprocal from inspiring English sources

Baldwin did not, however, own up to his reciprocal fascination with straight white boys and their privilege.

Aeschylus's unusually homicidal relations include one father who sacrifices a son, another who slaughters a daughter, an uncle who broils two nephews, a wife who stabs a husband, and the son who stabs his mother in reciprocal revenge – only to have his mother return from the grave and attempt revenge in turn.

The comfort offered by his page is reciprocal, he says.

According to his theory of reciprocal altruism, we occasionally act kindly toward strangers because our ancestors — over time and in the aggregate — received a quid pro quo benefit from acts of generosity.

Such an idea of opposed dynamic forces seems to form something of a model for Hegel's idea of contradiction and the starting point for his conception of reciprocal recognition.

In his paper On reciprocal figures, frames and diagrams of forces (1870) he discussed the rigidity of various designs of lattice.

While Manning consistently changed plays at the line of scrimmage, signaling wildly to his teammates, Polamalu made reciprocal gestures on the other side of the ball.

"We're happy to take their information," the F.B.I. official said, but noted that the relationship could not be fully reciprocal: Bradley, his team members, and the families lacked the security clearances that would allow them to look at all the data that the F.B.I. was collecting.

His efforts led to reciprocal visits of high-level American and North Korean officials to each other's capitals and a joint communiqué in October 2000.

After Obama made his announcement about the December 29th expulsions, his Administration waited for a reciprocal response from Moscow.

It bothered Nana to hear his self-assured voice, his confession about his ex, which seemed to demand a reciprocal response, tit for tat.