Sentence examples for reflexes have from inspiring English sources
In 1926, Agadzhanova tried to explain her screenwriting credo in a lengthy "theoretical" article in Kino-front on reflexes in cinema: the viewers have to be "conquered" by the things on the screen (including people); their reflexes have to be "put to sleep" and overcome by the new reflexes-stimuli shown to them.
My reflexes have got to be faster.
Most reflexes have several synapses in the reflex arc.
Joyce's social reflexes have obviously become disjointed, and the resulting self-consciousness feels poisonous.
"Your reflexes have to be faster, your instinct has to be faster.
Pavlov reflexes have been created for words like danger, terrorism, migrants, opposition, Soros and Brussels," the journalist said.
He was about 84 then, and his vision and reflexes had deteriorated considerably.
Their efforts, coupled with Petr Cech's reflexes, had kept the deficit at a single goal.
Costa, whose reflexes had been waning, captured three quick points and ripped a backhand winner off the short hop to close out the match.
S Dinakar of The Hindu newspaper argued that, at 39, Tendulkar's reflexes had become weak.
