Sentence examples for reflex from from inspiring English sources

The professors, Devin Pope and Maurice Schweitzer, seemingly anticipated every "But what about?" reflex from golf experts.

Perhaps it's a vestigial reflex from the old days, when Victorian houses still had less-than-safe 220-volt lines tacked to the walls.

I stepped away — a reflex — from a wound gaping groin to knee, full of, well, dying flesh infected, engulfed by white, sinister, crawling, tiny maggots, ghosts waiting for reincarnation.

The street scene was only a fragment of the strange carnival going on throughout the central area yesterday, the intensity of fraternisation seeming like a reflex from many months of bitter confrontation.

Pregnant women may also lose the urge to defecate because of the pressure of the uterus on the lower bowel and inhibition of a reflex stimulus, known as the gastrocolic reflex, from the stomach to the rectum.

But on Tuesday, the same writer, Jean-Marie Colombani, in the same paper observed that "the solidarity reflex from one year ago has been drowned in a wave that leads one to believe that, in the world, we have all become anti-American".

Jazz and Brazilian styles are distinct branches of the African diaspora, and the big-band swing that the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra knows so well demands different reflexes from Brazil's baião, choro, bossa nova or forró.

The video material in this work is from a scientific study of the retainment of primary reflexes from infancy in dyslexic children [22].

Because ventilation is inappropriately elevated in heart failure patients due to overactive reflexes from ergoreceptors and chemoreceptors, we hypothesized that β-blockers can elicit their positive clinical effects through a reduction of ventilation.

These movements will require the most lightning-quick reflexes from all of us.

The game went into a 20-minute overtime, during which no players from either team scored thanks to quick reflexes from Canada goalie Shannon Szabados and U.S. goalie Maddie Rooney.