Sentence examples for reflex toward from inspiring English sources

Part of the response is a reflex toward very public Kaddish now baked into American culture.

"There was a hostile reflex toward celebrating Calvin; the public powers were very distant," said Gabriel de Montmollin, 50, whose publishing house, Labor et Fides, released seven books on Calvin this year.

The reality is slightly more nuanced, and the fight over words probably has more to do with the backroom dealings of trans-Atlantic trade negotiations than with the supposed French reflex toward cultural protectionism.

For those of us who belong to a demographic that is doing increasingly better, a trained empathic reflex toward those we know to be losing for our gains could lead to a more deferential attitude on our part and could constitute an invitation for them to stay with us.

One imagines the same reckoning informs the reflex toward stealth at the EPA, or the NRC, or the myriad other executive offices that have achieved a level of secrecy so thorough and confounding as to begin eliciting the ire of the president's own party and its rank-and-file supporters.

They exhibited little evidence of either spermatogenesis or oogenesis, and the arms remained linear and failed to reflex toward the dorsal side.

He used his vocabulary of guitar noises — bell tones, motorcycle roars, feedback shrieks, pure sustained notes, crackling distortion — to follow her and goad her, pushing past reflexes toward something searing and untamed.

But it's time for Americans and the Japanese to start readjusting our historical lenses and to look at historic tragedies from multiple perspectives to mitigate our natural reflexes toward revisionism.

The long-tailed distribution of the wait times (Fig. 3C), the varying side and dynamics of the first responses implied that these were not rigid steering reflexes toward visual motion or simple avoidance away from it [25] but more complex actions [18].

Nonetheless, I have to say that waging war seems a reflex, pushing toward a hydrogen economy a vision.

Perhaps out of the Australians' reflex kindness toward visitors, the crowd broke with equestrian etiquette and began crying out, "The wall, the wall," frantically pointing out the correct direction.