Sentence examples for it seems reductive from inspiring English sources

As compelling as that approach surely is to mainstream readers and quick clicks, to me it seems reductive, as it's become clear over the past few years the Pao case has played out that this is not a simple case of women versus men.

If that seems reductive, it's because soundbites are, but they're no less significant for that.

Its simple finger-pointing at the egoism and materialism of the complacent bourgeoisie seems reductive.

Yet to quantify De Bruyne's influence only in figures seems reductive.

People tell me I'm white and I believe them …" Yet to bang on about race every time Jacobs-Jenkins's name comes up seems reductive, trite and an injustice.

If this is the one point of "Ike and Dick" that seems reductive, that's because Frank has already assembled a panoply of additional reasons for those ambivalent tears.

To see the Clash purely as a musical force seems reductive to say the least, but that's how they seemed to be viewed these days, as part of the great rock continuum, rather than a brief attempt to rupture that same continuum.

The overall rule is to say what a plain-speaking English-speaker would say and to avoid waffle.Against that is the curiously Anglophone fact that referring to people with a noun minus an adjective seems reductive, especially for groups that have been persecuted or are more vulnerable than others.

On one hand, reducing people's entire psychological profile to one factor like that seems reductive.

If this seems reductive and mechanistic, recall that before we understood the heart was a pump made of muscle, it was regarded as the seat of the soul.

However, to diagnose anorexia nervosa solely on physiological and medical criteria seems reductive, especially given the amount of research citing the psychosocial causes of the condition.