Sentence examples for making reflex from inspiring English sources

One of the things he hopes his film will do (for it is definitely a movie with conscience or, just possibly, an Italian heart) is to impress upon us the importance of not making reflex judgments about each other.

Denmark goalie Thomas Sorensen made reflex stops on shots by Alessandro Del Piero and Francesco Totti in the space of two seconds.

What makes a reflex a reflex is that the brain is substantially uninvolved.

After getting down to his left to brilliantly keep out Paul Gallagher's fierce, low free-kick, O'Donnell then denied former Wolves striker Ebanks-Blake from close range, before making two reflex saves in the same scramble that ended with Downing making his goal-line clearance.

During locomotion, anticipatory adaptations in posture are made using more complex control than that required for making the reflex, balance-maintaining corrective responses to changes in static body posture described above.

Also, the trigger pull will be lessened, making a reflex shot easier.

Practically, further work needs to be done to simplify the setup especially the tapping-induced output responses and substitute them with more convenient measures, such as reflex-mediated limb movement or tendon bounce-back force [ 21], which may make tendon reflex evaluations more conveniently done and suitable for clinical setting.

Lloris made a reflex block.

However, if I kicked it too strongly, he could make some reflex save.

Rows of people in the audience made simultaneous reflex motions, startled.

Alexander Domínguez in the Ecuador goal made a reflex thrust at the ball and succeeded in turning it against the woodwork.