Sentence examples for reflex about from inspiring English sources

Muniz is also working on a book, "Reflex," about art from the artist's point of view.

I can see straight away that he thinks as he talks, there is nothing hackneyed or reflex about him.

The method proposed in [26] was used to determine the crystallinity degree (CD) of the samples, in terms of which CD = (I 200 − I am)/I 200 × 100 %, where I 200 is an intensity of (200) reflex about 23°, I am intensity of amorphous scattering at 18.5°.

The method proposed in [30] was used to determine the crystallinity degree (CD) of the samples, in terms of which CD = (I 200 − I am)/I 200 × 100%, where I 200 is an intensity of (200) reflex about 22.5°, and I am is an intensity of amorphous scattering at 18.5°.

The gilts were inseminated once in their second or third oestrus at 15 20 h after the first signs of standing reflex (about 20 15 h before expected ovulation) with 100 ml of either seminal plasma (n = 4), spermatozoa in extender [Beltsville thawing solution, BTS [ 21], n = 4], fresh semen in extender (n = 4) or extender (BTS) alone as control (n = 4).

In his earlier plays, Williams relied on various autobiographical reflexes — about his birthplace, his family, his sense of himself as a perennial outsider — to carry his characters through the emotional thickets in which they often became tangled.

A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night makes an interesting pairing with Desiree Akhavan's Appropriate Behaviour, a movie in a different vein but with comparable comic reflexes, about the experience of being a young Iranian-American woman in the States, who is subject to pressure both from secular US society and from her expatriate parents who are wealthy, worldly, but with old-fashioned expectations.

Intended to challenge stereotypes about disability, the Paralympics may also be altering some reflex prejudices about Channel 4. When the broadcaster dropped Big Brother two years ago, one of the reasons was clearly a concern that a network launched in 1982 with a remit to lift British TV's intellectual and artistic ambitions had become associated with aiming low.

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.

The Labour Party was so shocked by this dramatic turn of events that for several hours it had nothing to say beyond some reflex muttering about "chilling prospects".The core of Mr Major's proposal is for the current basic state pension--worth around £61 ($98) a week to a retired single man, £95 for a couple--to be replaced with a compulsory, privately provided pension.

I asked Hoffman about reflex boners and criticisms about having to suppress a natural bodily function in naturist spaces in a follow-up email.