Sentence examples similar to reflexive protest from inspiring English sources

The third and most purely enjoyable of the Iranian director's self-reflexive protest films made in the wake of his 2010 house arrest, this shot-from-the-dashboard road movie finds Panahi masquerading as a cab driver, ferrying a disparate assortment of fares – a jovial DVD bootlegger, a politically impassioned schoolteacher, Panahi's own precocious niece – through the chaotic streets of Tehran.

This is a mutually reinforcing, reflexive process.

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

Coe derides our current reflexive satirical culture as not only "ineffectual as a form of protest" but, worse, as a replacement for protest.

It's become a reflexive rejoinder by folks tired of #BlackLivesMatter campaigns: Where are the protests when black men are killed by other black men?

Those years marked some of the worst civil unrest in the U.S., with violent protests against the Vietnam War and anti-American sentiment becoming an almost reflexive posture among the young people who made up Hendrix's fan base.

Reflexive, even?

Use the reflexive pronoun.

They're not reflexive.

BUSH: Reflexive stage.

Opinions are reflexive things.