Sentence examples for social reflex from inspiring English sources
Roth, extending his depiction of the Jewish experience in America, imagined a US in which antisemitism had become federal policy rather than a dirty social reflex.
The evidence of his interviewees would suggest that this was not an isolated incident – that for Nathan-Turner and Downie, making passes at Doctor Who fans became something close to a social reflex.
And the automatic social reflex is often a flash of shame among people who hear the number and make less, Mr. Kessel noted, or arrogance among those who make more.
Joyce's social reflexes have obviously become disjointed, and the resulting self-consciousness feels poisonous.
New York had imbued Ms. Bradley with abrupt social reflexes that did not fit well in a smaller, slower Southern city, she said.
Throughout the production Mr. Langella's Nixon has come across as a man of quick intellect, maudlin sentimentality, vulgar wit and studied social reflexes that have never acquired the semblance of natural grace.
She has the physical nuances of a certain type of upper-middle-class Manhattanite down cold, from the way she sucks in her cheeks in moments of impatience to the fussy social reflexes of the veteran hostess.
With the story of Mother and Him, Aronofsky confronts the brutality of fame and fandom and the conflict they present in our growing society of individuals whose social reflexes have evaporated and whose self-worth is dependent on external forces.
The social-democratic reflexes of the British public remain strong despite the Thatcher and Blair years.
During brain maturation and social education this reflex is gradually put under suprapontine control (de Groat 2002; de Groat and Wickens 2013).
