Women do not meet our masculine expectations, therefore the projection is never triggered.
This doesn't mean my tics are never triggered by things I've seen, thought or heard, because sometimes they are – but I still wouldn't describe it as saying what I'm thinking.
On the other hand, once you remove the cue by disabling the buzzing of your phone or the chiming of your computer, the craving is never triggered, and you'll find, over time, that you're able to work productively for long stretches without checking your in-box.
These e-petitions are very anti-BREXIT, asking that article 50, to leave the EU is never triggered, and that if it is, the UK Parliament should make that decision and there should be a second referendum before leaving the EU.
The involuntary head-nod is never triggered by a carefully spelled-out intellectual rationale.
That doesn't mean that parents are never triggered, but that they take responsibility for their triggers and apologize when they've acted out.
Moreover, our expression data show that in rad50-1 cells, a group of early meiotic genes continue to have high transcript levels through K+12, whereas conversely the expression of dozens of genes that are expressed at the end of meiosis in wild type is never triggered.
As the man who drafted it has said, the EU's divorce clause was never meant to be triggered: article 50 was inserted into the Lisbon treaty purely to silence British complaints that there was no official way out of the union.
Liang tearfully recounted the shooting in court, claiming his finger was never on the trigger.
It was never clear what might trigger an explosion.
