Sentence examples for it's reductionist from inspiring English sources

It's reductionist, like calling Carousel the "wife-beater" musical, or Fun Home that "lesbian" show.

Sex is, arguably, the most pleasurable and satisfying thing we can all do, yet it's reductionist function is reproduction.

Third, it's reductionist to say that all Democrats are uniting around the act, when other bills are also in the running.

It's reductionist, I know, but I'd always assumed that the people who go to the races are rich (the same way that I assume anything who goes skiing is also rich).

It is reductionist in its assumption of a point mass representing the body, vaulting over a stiff, massless leg of constant length and without double support [ 10].

The most frequent arguments leveled against EBM are that it is reductionist or simplistic and, according to its critics, that it gives scant importance to clinical experience.

Public outcry about the Broncos offense is as ridiculous as it is reductionist, especially when it comes to Manning.

It would be reductionist, but not inaccurate, to surmise that Kushner's dark side stems from his realization, very early in life, that he was different in a way his parents wished him to fix.

"It would be reductionist to suggest there's a rerun going on," Mr. de Blasio said.

Finally, it can be reductionist to attribute the radicalization of certain youth in Western societies solely to the failure of integration.

My favourite series growing up was Meg Cabot's The Princess Diaries, and it's extremely reductionist, even arguably sexist, to dismiss romance novels as somehow lesser than any other genre.