Sentence examples for is rather reductive from inspiring English sources

This take is rather reductive, but it is also worlds away from the standard foreign policy theory conservatives adhere to: realism.

There is something rather reductive and overdeterministic about genes.

But as journalist and activist Janet Mock eloquently pointed out in a Facebook post, hooks accusation that Beyoncé's focus on the black female body is "not radical" but rather reductive simply "echoes dismissal of femmes as less serious, colluding with patriarchy, merely using our bodies rather than our brains to sell, be seen, survive".

Isn't it a rather reductive, limiting notion?

To refer to his work as activism or community art, as it often has been, is misleadingly reductive – rather he uses his status within and understanding of the artworld to realise projects that might enable new audiences, new actors to engage with art and art making alongside him.

His process was reductive rather than additive.

He never brings her to life and so her description is reductive and flat rather than a first step in describing and personalizing who this person is to him and us.

It is reductive, infantile – security dreamed rather than thought – a political system for children and for those who confuse leadership with entertainment.

But looking from one to the other turns out to be a reductive exercise, rather than enhancing the values of each photograph.

Twilight is equally reductive.

There is a reductive narrative being conveyed here.