Sentence examples for understandable reflex from inspiring English sources
Bolt has admitted that he found it "hard to refocus" after London 2012, an entirely understandable reflex.
To say that Wendy Williams is larger than life is an understandable reflex, but it is not entirely accurate.
When tragedies occur, it is an understandable and universal reflex to want to act, and to call for government to act.
Yet as the petrol price again nears the fearsome threshold of $4 a gallon, America's politicians, including Mr Obama, are at it again, resorting to exactly the same sort of theatrics, with equally meagre results.The reflex is understandable.
The reflex is understandable, but by dwelling on who precisely deserves to be called a journalist and legally protected as such, critics within the press are giving the current administration a justification for their focus on the ethics of disclosure rather than the morality of government behavior.
It's a reflex, and perfectly understandable, though it's also foolish and untrue — about as sensible as looking at a new hospital wing and saying, Gee, I wish I had cancer.
If doing so is a reflex of the polemical impulse to assert the authority of science, understandable when the project was relatively new, it is by now an atavism that persists as a consequence of this same polemical impulse.
Perfectly understandable.
Understandable institutions.
