Sentence examples for is so reductive from inspiring English sources

The lexicon is so reductive that mere numbers describe elaborate entrees.

"The way we describe identity here is so reductive," Mr. Gibson said.

His icons are so reductive, they just stimulate chatter instead of sustained looking.

"It's so reductive to say 'Google is evil' or 'Google owns everyone,' " said Sarah Chubb, president of CondéNet, the digital arm of Condé Nast.

Sometimes they mean: "Hopefully, this shade of cobalt will allow me to forge a new path and confound those critics who are so reductive about my vision".

It might not be for you if … You find this sort of heavily referential 90s rock stuff tiring – if it's so reductive, does it need to exist at all?

But I knew that being so reductive was an insult to all she had accomplished.

Models such as principal agent or an archetypical corruption lens help when they simplify, but not when they are so reductive that they misrepresent reality and offer ineffective, or even harmful, programme interventions.

As a four-week marathon of shows winds down on Wednesday, with Louis Vuitton set to open a major exhibition here, you sort of think that women's fashion is so hungry and reductive that if you wear only the starched collar of a men's shirt this fall, you'll look together.

Nosferatu's influence over cinema is so significant that something as reductive as a remake seems utterly unnecessary.

"Blackness is so often described in a reductive way and as something so easily determined and defined," says Thomas, whose video work Question Bridge, and photography series B®anded and Unbranded have long explored blackness.