Sentence examples for your reflexive from inspiring English sources

If your reflexive desire in this situation is to talk about your own sadness at the situation, or worse still to try to defend him, probably best to stay off Twitter for the moment.

The group dynamics were clearly key and feeling "safe enough" to change your mind was important (reflexive statement).

Sucking it down is a reflex, our first reflexive gratification.

Developing your sense of meter will ultimately help you form a beat to your lyrics, or the lyrics to your beat, in a way that sounds reflexive and easy.

Several studies have suggested that it isn't just a reflexive response, the way your hand pulls back involuntarily from a hot stove, but a version of the ouch! that hits you in your conscious brain.

You will then have to negotiate your way round her "bitch shield" (reflexive rudeness to come-ons), and at some point to "isolate" her, as though she were a Guantánamo Bay prisoner ripe for torture.

IMR is the theory that thoughts bring about reflexive muscular reactions without your awareness.

While that can be the physical stuff, it can also be the stuff in your head that's a hurdle for you -- the 'negative-speak' that destroys your self-esteem, or the quick reflexive rush to judgement or the out-of-proportion angry response.

With names like GOPunk, Anti-Anti-Flag and Punkvoter Lies, the sites are a curious blend of Karl Rove and Johnny Rotten, preaching personal responsibility and reflexive patriotism with the in-your-face zeal of a mosh pit.

Today's experiment in eating, however, involves becoming aware of that reflexive urge to plow through your meal like Cookie Monster on a shortbread bender.

The virtue of testimonial justice is a disposition to remain aware of and prevent your prejudices from interfering with your estimation of the value of someone's testimony, what Fricker calls "reflexive critical openness" (2003, 154).