Sentence examples for reflex in front of from inspiring English sources

You peer down into a Rolleiflex, which is often more helpful than sticking a single-lens reflex in front of your face, but the machinery still blocks you off from your subjects — you still can't look at them, as you would at someone whom you wished to scare, or with whom you were poised to fall in love.

Otherwise, angles were determined by centralising the corneal reflex using prisms in front of the fixating eye (Krimsky test).

However, I suspect the overriding explanation for this reaction would be one not grounded in ethics, but rather the result of pure physical reflexes: If 10 pedestrians appear in front of my car, I am going to swerve hard and slam on the brakes before I have time to think at all, let alone perform a reliable moral calculus.

"I had the human reflex not to let someone die in front of me, but it was the circumstances that allowed it," he said.

Hitz's sharp reflexes and a few wrong decisions in front of goal kept the tie in the balance.

This camera measures the light reflex on the cornea of individuals sitting in front of the computer screen.

The eye roll, a vestigial reflex, has the effect of not allowing you to see what is in front of you.

If the ball does hop right in front of you, you'll need to have very quick reflexes to catch it.

The 20-year-old, who currently plays for the Toronto Blue Jays' Class A affiliate, used quick reflexes when a line drive was launched right back at him and somehow caught the ball in front of his face.

He developed quick reflexes through various athletic and leisure activity, such as bouncing a ball off the concrete steps in front of his house, moving in closer to reduce reaction time with each throw.

Ms. Morton held a piece of paper in front of her mouth and made the noises, "Bop, bop, bop," and quick as a reflex, Mrs. Wilber echoed back: "Bop bop, bop".