Noosphere - represents the union of all thinking creatures, i.e. humankind, as Teilhard de Chardin indicates, "the psychically reflexive human surface".
When you ask those in the business of emergency food service — with all the reflexive indignation that surfaces in you — why every bit of leftover farro with spring greens and burrata coming out of a restaurant in Boerum Hill isn't getting Ubered to a food pantry a few miles away, they will look at you with a forlorn knowingness.
Second, like its counterpart in Tagalog and Malagasy, a reflexive can move past its binder and surface as the trigger in Tsou, as in 95.
Mr. Griffa's early efforts especially take advantage of the eye's reflexive tendency to read marks on flat surfaces as pictorial but repay the effort with a natural touch, a playfulness that has its own kind poetry and a determination that beauty and deconstruction are not strange bedfellows.
The falls at Whiskeytown and Castle Crags both dramatize the possibility of discovery in an age when technology has inspired a widespread, reflexive and largely unexamined belief that everything on the earth's surface that can be found has been.
On the assumption that a temporal adverbial like 'yesterday' is merged as high as around a TP (Cinque 1999), the reflexive trigger iachisi ongko 'his own shadow' that occurs external to ne hucma must surface in or above TP.
On the whole, this reflexive positioning makes Warner's treatment pleasantly objective, but occasionally the contradictions cannot help but surface.
I like how the furnace burning earth instills in me reflexive gestures of timidity and self-pity and deference as I walk along the kinder surfaces, grass, say, or sand, unable ever to meet with my eyes the gaze of the sun.
Every reflexive case of supervenience is trivially a symmetric case; consider also the case of the volume and surface area of perfect spheres mentioned in Section 3.1.
