Sentence examples for it would be reductionist from inspiring English sources

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

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 is only the pertinacity of the mind/body dichotomy that sustains the notion that a sufficient biological account of the brain would be reductionist in the negative sense.

A reductionist approach would be to simply delete, or at least dampen, the wound inflammatory response; alternatively, and more subtle, it would be to inhibit the trophic signals delivered to cancer cells by the inflammatory cells.

It was feared that the team would necessarily be reductionist in its approach, as a result of an overly strict use of stylistic criteria of authenticity.

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

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

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).

Here, there is no biological hierarchy and no hierarchy of theories to distress the would-be reductionist.

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.