Sentence examples for somewhat reflexive from inspiring English sources
Unlike today's somewhat reflexive defenders of free speech, the Yale report situated the issue of free speech on campus within the context of an increasingly inclusive university and the changing demographics of society at large.
Yet despite the somewhat reflexive distrust of rail travel, there did seem to be a grudging acknowledgment that trains will play a much larger role in moving people from here to there, and could also help ease growing congestion problems at major airports, which can cause a chain reaction of delays throughout the system.
The fact that we found negative source memory effects at study, with greater activity for items subsequently associated with unsuccessful than successful source retrieval, and the opposite pattern at test in the ventrolateral and medial (posterior cingulate) parietal cortex, is somewhat consistent with the reflexive attention theory (Cabeza, 2008; Uncapher and Wagner, 2009).
I like layering a lot of old drum machines to create a (somewhat) new sound that is still reflexive of old sounds and grooves.
Sucking it down is a reflex, our first reflexive gratification.
(Call-handler) Reflexive monitoring at OOH was somewhat different to 999 and SPA because existing audit systems were less developed and there were fewer staff resources.
I think of him as something of a nineteenth-century figure, an industrial-age moralist somewhat akin to Charles Dickens but who, through his own on-screen performances, raises post-Victorian sentiment to a reflexive, self-flaying modernism.
Use the reflexive pronoun.
