Sentence examples for reflexes of the from inspiring English sources

Yeltsin at least made efforts to overcome the reflexes of the party boss he had been.

When he was president, Boris Yeltsin muffled the xenophobic reflexes of the Soviet system.

Many reflexes of the head, trunk, and extremities can be elicited in the third month.

Other reflexes of the midbrain and medulla oblongata are the cough and sneeze reflexes.

The mayor of Arras praised the extraordinary reflexes of the Americans and awarded them special medals overnight.

Semitic and Amazigh, and to a lesser degree Cushitic, have maintained reflexes of the ancestral prefixal conjugation.

But most modern languages have reflexes of the present, perfect, and imperfect indicatives and of one or more subjunctive tenses.

But China needs to get over the repressive reflexes of the one-party state, talk to the Dalai Lama, and understand that harmony in rigidity is impossible.

This, of course, is not acknowledged by the political class, but Merkel and Steinbrück certainly won't play against the reflexes of the electorate.

Everything that humans sense, consider, and effect and all the unlearned reflexes of the body depend on the functioning of the nervous system.

A further distinction between singing and speaking is the control that is required, in singing, of the movement and reflexes of the larynx.