Sentence examples for most reductive from inspiring English sources

It's the Quantified Self in its most reductive form.

OFTEN maligned yet ever popular, the biopic is surely the most reductive of movie genres.

The ends: to establish a worldwide Islamic state based on the most reductive and intolerant version of Sunni Islam.

The most recent pieces, dated to this year, are both some of his densest and his most reductive.

It's obviously an attempt to make research in these fields seem "relevant" to the narrowest and most reductive version so-called "national priorities".

Call someone a "cunt" and you're calling them a vagina in the most reductive, misogynistic way: they're something weak, something to be penetrated.

At its most ruthlessly reductive, we are left with what Truman Capote - who had first-hand experience of Avedon's working methods - called "the mere condition of a face".

In a brilliant blogpost on the song, writer Wallace Wylie points out that while Thicke's song, Blurred Lines, doesn't endorse rape, as some have alleged, it does present the most tediously reductive view of sex and women with the idea of "a good girl" just needing to be liberated by alcohol and a penis to become "an animal".

The historical truth is that most of these reductive gender ideas came from Victorian England.

So, does he worry about being typecast as the neurotic Jewish guy, one of Hollywood's most beloved and reductive tropes?

While this sounds like the most absurd and reductive regurgitation of the dregs of Penthouse Forum, the way Strickland lays it out is eventually, and unexpectedly, quite sweet.