Sentence examples for something of a reflex from inspiring English sources

However, the result should be seen as something of a reflex response in the immediate aftermath of the Brexit vote.

Daniel: It also made me realise that checking your phone or iPad has become something of a reflex.

Since mocking North Korean propaganda featuring Mr. Kim has become something of a reflex in the West, the Internet's attention was quickly focused on the comic possibilities of a military chart behind the young leader in the photograph, tracing what appeared to be trajectories of North Korean missiles aimed at major cities in the United States.

Something – possibly a reflex association with the letters in the DFA imprint's name – brings to mind electro-brutalists DAF.

Feeling something and having a reflex is much quicker than seeing something, considering your next move, and then reacting.

Her elder son (Westrate) is gay and the middle one (Stan) is a vegan, and her reflex is something of a chuckle and a shrug, not exactly acceptance.

"Sleepwalking is considered more of a reflex.

The anatomical pathway of a reflex is called the reflex arc.

But even then, he said, a shot could be the result of a reflex action.

Masipa dismissed claims that Pistorius shot because of a reflex action.

It's more of a reflex at this point.