Sentence examples for often reduce to from inspiring English sources

This is why matches between equals often reduce to wars of nerves and sometimes deteriorate, even at the pro level, into the bathos of double faults and weirdly muffed chances.

Seeing Theresa, this diminutive firecracker of a woman, hearing her talk, hearing Tommy's vivid account, was a forceful reminder that people with dementia – who we often reduce to statistics, to costs, to problems, even (horrible words) to "bed blockers", are not "them" but "us", valuable and human and precious, with stories to tell and voices to be listened to.

Interdisciplinary projects often reduce to cross-disciplinary spill over; however over a shared building up initiative to advance on the GRASPgfs concept, a real transdisciplinary collaboration has been initiated and experienced.

"Lamb," director Yared Zeleke's debut feature film about a young boy named Ephraïm, who must live with faraway family members after the death of his mother, paints a nuanced portrait of a place that Western media often reduce to headlines about famine and conflict.

Under these conditions the research will often reduce to a "cookbook" style of evaluation in support of some programmatic intervention.

Maths is often reduced to nothing more than a MacGuffin.

A complicated continent is often reduced to caricature.

Palestine was thus often reduced to a battlefield.

Derrick was often reduced to sleeping in doorways, and was notoriously dirty and smelly.

Richard Nixon and Watergate itself, meanwhile, were often reduced to footnotes.

Oddly, though, the historical canvas is often reduced to a minor reference point.