Sentence examples for reflexive as from inspiring English sources

Any bipartite regular graph of degree at most 2 is reflexive as well as its bipartite complement.

So, after proving this property for a Banach space, we know, without any characterization of the dual space, that it is super-reflexive, so reflexive as well.

3 Thus all social interactions, including diagnosis in clinical practice, are influenced by reflexive as well as reflective processes in human cognition and communication.

The memorial's association with civil rights seems as reflexive as it feels indelible.

In this country, if Robinson is typical, the association between Boris and mayor, and mayor and Boris, may now be so reflexive as to make similar progress impossible.

Dengler's commitment to helping Duane escape — despite choking vines, whizzing bullets, pounding rain and leech-infested waters — is as reflexive as the integrity he displays when he refuses to sign that confession.

But the Chinese government's reflexive secrecy, as well as widespread corruption and tight curbs on the press, probably make matters worse.Mr Schumer fears that many faults are never detected.

In probing the pressures of expectation and prevailing scepticism in the British arts scene, Leigh has made a film about as self-reflective (and self-reflexive) as handsome heritage cinema can be.

"The Robber" itself, more an assemblage of passages than a novel in any ordinary sense, did not tumble into the world until 1972 — a fitting date for a beautiful, unsummarizable work every bit as self-reflexive as anything produced by the metafictionists of the sixties and seventies.

We aimed to be reflexive and as objectively critical as possible in relation to any potential conflicts of interest, which are declared at the end of this paper.

In short, gun owners' reflexive defensiveness makes as much sense to them as my rejection of any measure that seeks to restrict abortion does to me.