Sentence examples for reduced a kind from inspiring English sources

And these versions reduced a kind of sacred grandiloquence to tight, graspable form.

Mr. Josephsek said the society provided an opportunity to see things like another member's planetary photographs -- some of the sharpest he said he's seen -- taken with "adaptive optics" equipment that reduce a kind of blurry "heat wave" around the planets.

Thus defanged, the battles of Peter and Hook are reduced to a kind of schoolyard rivalry.

The smaller his paintings are, the more concentrated the image, reduced to a kind of essence.

What there is of me has been reduced to a kind of ghostly remainder.

"Yes, though he's reduced to a kind of honorary presence.

The show has been reduced to a kind of tragic vaudeville, Medea and Jason as Punch and Judy.

It was reduced to a kind of nibbled cheese rind, and it always disappeared before we expected it to.

As if war and its excesses can be reduced to a kind of militarist Tarts and Vicars party.

Since then, however, S.U.V.'s have been supersized, and I've been reduced to a kind of middle management in the bumper height hierarchy.

With all of this going on, Robin Williams is reduced to a kind of glorified bit-part player; infinitesimally more substantial than Kevin Spacey's role in Seven.