Sentence examples for Very reductive from inspiring English sources

"I think it's very reductive about knowledge," he said.

And certainly the representation of women in general in film is very reductive.

What I resist are the very reductive, monolithic, one-sided, noncomplex, nonsophisticated images of a group that is incredibly diverse".

The game has a very reductive understanding of what liberation for children might have meant in 1868".

"I think that one of the reasons No Man's Sky resonates is that, at a very reductive level, it's bright it's colorful, vibrant," he told me.

Omar Musa, the Malaysian-Australian poet, rapper and novelist, told Guardian Australia: "There is a history of stereotypes being perpetuated by white writers and very, very reductive narratives.

I developed a very pristine, reductive language that worked beautifully with his pieces.

They are, by their very nature, reductive things, and there are as many vastly different regions and lives within the state of California as there are fictional voices exploring them.

He adds something about the replicability of the image and its ability to survive very crude reductive reproduction, but he says, almost petulantly, that he doesn't really accept the premise (he spells it premiss – smarter, more archaic) that compelling images should have much in common.

If the great films of John Ford and Howard Hawks were epic tales of man's lonely struggle to tame the land (or drive the indigenous occupants off of it), the television western, by its very nature, was reductive and domesticating.

In the case of River of Fundament, after nearly six hours, you are left with the very empty and reductive idea how the destructive power of masculinity is the mythic source of all creativity, and how this power is debased in the modern world.