Sentence examples for little reductive from inspiring English sources

It's only a little reductive to say that Bellow spent the first half of his career describing himself and the second half describing his friends.

It's all a little reductive and soap-operaish, and viewers unfamiliar with the source material may find themselves a little puzzled about the relationship between the evil characters Alberich and Hagen, or even to learn, almost as an afterthought, that bathing in the dragon's blood has rendered Siegfried invulnerable.

That this is impossible should go without saying; it's more than a little reductive as well.

Looking at a few irritating hipsters and giving up on irony is easy, but it's more than a little reductive.

Considering the fact that so many women in the world are unhappy with their bodies, immediately dismissing these kinds of confidence-boosting exercises as pointless trends seems a little reductive.

When I watch the "Pants vs. Pumps Throwdown" in season two (a sort of butch-vs-femme competition Whitney creates which incorporates relay races and wrestling in chocolate syrup), I think, sure, that classification is a little reductive.

Yeah, kind of, but that's a little bit reductive.

Although to call her a "gangsta rapper" is probably a little bit reductive – she just represents Oakland culture.

lights for a vaguely technological aura that's straightforward and effective, if a little too reductive towards the end when the lights break down briefly into random patterns to reflect Daisey's confusion and unhappiness.

There is little so radical or reductive that it can't be absorbed into the mainstream, which underlines Houellebecq's various points about the velvet jackboot of consumerism.

And I basically conjure a sympathetic imaginary character (all of which may be true of the real person, if a little two dimensional and reductive), and I start to see the character I've just created and myself together.