Sentence examples for reflexive attitude from inspiring English sources

"Russia and China did not vote based on the existing realities but more a reflexive attitude against the West".

"Cheating contractors are the target, but it's become a bit of a circus because of this reflexive attitude that blames things on race when my bill is really talking about other things," he argues.

It is one thing to be universalist, anti-racist and pro-human rights when looking back, but it takes a more reflexive attitude to history to account for the structure of the present through past wrongs, and our place within that historical context.

We conclude providing evidences about the impact this learning process has had over the students, mainly in aspects such as involvement, motivation and reflexive attitude.

Interview recording, interviewer training, supervision and a reflexive attitude should be ensured.

He also addressed what he saw as reflexive attitudes of liberalism, saying, "I don't feel guilty because I am Jewish, white, male or heterosexual".

No Southerner could confuse his strenuous opposition to the Iraq war with the reflexive antiwar attitude perceived by many in the South as a partisan wish for American failure.

He came to detest reflexive, unnecessary secrecy, an attitude he traced back to an incident in 1943, when he was serving in the army.

"Being an American" is a set of attitudes and actions, not a nationality or a posture of reflexive loyalty.

Sucking it down is a reflex, our first reflexive gratification.

Art-opening attitude melted like cocktail ice; reflexive beach-party behavior kicked in.