“My shock was just a reflex from hearing the surprising news.”

“The reflexivity between an individual's confidence and their performance in a high-pressure situation can either fuel success or result in a vicious cycle of self-doubt and failure.”

“In lieu of that volume, he has presented excursuses on reflexivity in most of the half-dozen books he has published.”

“This theory of reflexivity and authentic subjectivity is closely related to Schweickart's concept of interiority.”

“The paintings take a bit of getting used to, being both modern in their reflexiveness and old-fashioned in their genre.”

“Critical knowledge is grounded in a reflexiveness that practical knowledge lacks.”

“In works such as Sabbatical and On With the Story, reflexiveness is absorbed into the work's narrative flow.”

“In other languages, reflexives are even less amenable to a two-participant interpretation.”

“Secondly, English is the only Germanic language with few reflexives that are spelled out.”

“Binding is concerned with the type of anaphora found with pronouns and reflexives, but the notion is greatly extended.”

“He saw people as conditioned reflexes, not souls with intentions, willpower and choice.”

“Pavlov's studies investigated the way in which environmental stimuli inspired biological reflexes in animals.”

“Families frequently misdiagnose their loved ones' involuntary muscle reflexes as consciousness.”