Sentence examples for reflexes of a from inspiring English sources

Diving to his right on wide shots, he has the reach and reflexes of a shortstop.

At that moment you need the reflexes of a Foyt, Andretti or Senna to recover.

In some respects, though, Markowitz's actions as Borough President have revealed the reflexes of a parochial politician.

Just because the movie has the reflexes of a predatory animal doesn't mean it lacks a heart.

They are a frightened, insecure group, condemned to internal exile; like Yekker, they have developed, in their terrible solitude, "the reflexes of a shadow tribe".

He grew up in poverty in Ireland and remained poor in New York, developing the reflexes of a fierce and hungry warrior.

An unimportant decision yet there is no mistaking the reflexes of an autocrat – he is every inch a director.

They may have gone because Mr. Murphy still has such audience rapport that he can create expectations, and he retains the reflexes of an entertainer.

Nice men both, I have no doubt, but not really up there with Stalin or Reagan when it comes to shaping the sensibilities and political reflexes of an era and a nation.

In historical linguistics, it is concerned with the reflexes of an ancestral phoneme as a language splits into dialects, such as the modern realizations of Old English /oː/.

Maybe it's the reflex of a body feeling that a building's collapsing on it.