Sentence examples for old reflexes from inspiring English sources
The band has shed its old reflexes.
The old reflexes and expectations die hard.
Old reflexes, it would seem, die slowly.
New threats then, but some old reflexes still persist.
But the first days of his presidency show that, for Trump, old reflexes are hard to change.
United We Stand signaled American entertainment's return to its old reflexes, ready to piggyback pop marketing atop altruistic or patriotic impulses.
But that was an old reflex, grown feeble with the passing years.
We probably do less stargazing, as a species, than at any previous moment in human history, but the old reflex to anthropomorphise the universe, to insist on ourselves in the centre of it, persists.
Judging by his speech at a conference in Munich on February 10th, the ascendancy of this old reflex is now complete.Addressing Robert Gates, America's defence secretary, John McCain, a Republican senator, Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel and other bigwigs, Mr Putin gave a blunt précis of Russian grievances with America.
Diego, my older boy, soon eclipsed me with his 6-year-old reflexes.
The Latin -āba- form survives almost everywhere, though in most French dialects its older reflexes, -eve and -oue, have been replaced in modern times by forms derived from Latin -ēba-.
