Reflexively

But I do reflexively rebel against— because based on everyone I personally know and knowing their stories, I reflexively rebel against this idea it’s just a grift.

Carlson and Greene are reflexively against American support of Ukraine in its war against Russian aggression because Biden and "the libs" are for it.

I reflexively felt this skepticism as well.

And it wouldn’t have happened if Joe Biden hadn’t reflexively rescinded all of Donald Trump’s demonstrably effective border-control policies immediately upon taking office.

But his successor — who simply makes things up and lies almost reflexively — has brought on several other simultaneous crises that will give Trump a more-than-full plate should he pull a Grover Cleveland and be reelected to a second, non-consecutive term.

Her distinctive prose and sharp eye were tuned to an outsider’s frequency, telling us about ourselves in essays that are almost reflexively skeptical.

It points to a pattern of reflexively pointing the finger at Israel and portraying it in the worst possible light, regardless of the facts.

Reflexively, our lips turned upwards in a broad smile.

Some nationalistic Chinese, known as “little pinks,” said he was reflexively critical in he wrote for The New Yorker about the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020.

Souza reflexively shot one of the men with his rifle It seemed to have no effect, but a green ray of light shot out at Souza's head from the UFO.

They may read it, or they may just reflexively tap “I accept the risks,” and now the responsibility for any consequences has been shifted to the user.

We can and should reflexively question forecasts, taking them as a snapshot of somebody’s opinion, not a representation of the future.

And don't be mad at the man when he reflexively blocks those "playing" punches and you learn that the blocks can kind of hurt too.

I’d reflexively pat my body down, like I did when I first quit smoking: the addiction policing the addict.

It is not, as one might reflexively think, an assault deeming culture as irredeemable or worthless.

The media will reflexively spin for Biden, emphatically proclaiming that he was the clear winner of any debate with Trump.

A group of invite-only spectators watched from the stands, behind protective netting (so far DRL has only hosted one live public race in the U.S.). When the drones raced past, the crowd reflexively cheered.

I’m a survivor by nature so I gravitate to things that are life-giving and I kind of took pictures reflexively.

In doing so, the court held that the lower courts may not reflexively defer to agency claims about what their rules mean.

Many of the more than half of the population that is covered by some kind of private health insurance will reflexively not like being told that they will be forced to drop their coverage.