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Usage examples of reacts.

When a woman reacts to a man in an untrusting, rejecting, disapproving, or unappreciative way, he gives minus or penalty points.

Incorrect data enters the human memory banks, the person reacts in an "abnormal manner.

Bound up within them, that force is denied them and, indeed, reacts against them.

An individual (including those individuals society is liable to forget as individuals: children) reacts against the punishment source whether that source be parents or government.

In Dianetics the analytical mind is the one which is alert and aware and the reactive mind simply reacts without analysis.

Claude Bernard also repeatedly insists, and this deserves especial notice, that when the heart is affected it reacts on the brain.

Joy quickens the circulation, and this stimulates the brain, which again reacts on the whole body.

Exertion stimulates the heart, and this reacts on the brain, and aids the mind to bear its heavy load.

The brain, being stimulated by the increased flow of blood, reacts on the mental powers.

It seems more probable, assuming that Gratiolet's statement is correct, that the brain is directly affected by the powerful emotion of fear and reacts on the pupils.

Karl reacts quickly, rising to his full six-foot-seven-inch height, his huge, hard hands wrapping tight around the wrench with which he was working.

Instantly it thrusts into the drugged girl's vagina, and instantly she reacts, her trim buttocks and belly contracting to force out the mechanical intrusion.

But when she is crashing, her loving vision becomes cloudy, and she reacts more to what is missing 'm her life.

Instead it is mainly filled by how she reacts to him or how‑ she feels about him.

As he starts to make changes and give her the love she has been wanting for twenty years, she reacts with cold resentment.