Sentence examples for reflex of the from inspiring English sources

Tracey [ 32] describes an "inflammatory reflex of the autonomic nervous system," reflexively adjusting the inflammatory and immune responses of the human body.

All along, Trump seemed like a twisted caricature of every rotten reflex of the radical right.

"The 'R' in D.S.L.R. refers to the reflex of the mirror," said Sally Smith Clemens, a product manager for Olympus.

Some readers may detect the reflex of the lifelong recovering cleric in his recoiling from whatever might appear to be patriarchal or excluding.

But it also creates servitude to notions of beauty that are no more than "a reflex of the culture in which we live".

American bluster — the reflex of the current U.S. President in the absence of any coherent policy — is a poor response to Chinese edginess.

In most of the known Celtic languages, a new p sound has arisen as a reflex of the Indo-European *kw sound.

Did the compass, the printing press and gunpowder (all of Chinese origin) turn European civilisation into a reflex of the Chinese?

As foreign ministers and European citizens, we are convinced that, in another context, the "European reflex" of the war and post-war generations must be maintained and built upon.

If doing so is a reflex of the polemical impulse to assert the authority of science, understandable when the project was relatively new, it is by now an atavism that persists as a consequence of this same polemical impulse.

The reflex of the Benghazi report is that it has some of the stature of these memorable screw-ups (it actually piggybacks on those screw-ups to suggest this screw-up must be as important).