Sentence examples for reduced notion from inspiring English sources

She's been criticised for her attitude to gender – one critic said she masquerades "as the baddest boy on the block to win the respect of an industry still so hobbled by gender-specific tunnel vision that it has trouble admiring anything but film-making soaked in a reduced notion of masculinity" – and for films often entirely focused on men.

For decades accountants and economists have reduced the notion of intangibles to the catch-all term "goodwill", to explain why investors are willing to pay a price which far exceeds companies' book value.

To the extent that these notions are free of modality, Lewis has arguably reduced modal notions to non-modal.

This raises the question whether the notion of belief can be reduced to the notion of degree of belief.

This line of reasoning appears to reduce the notion of a plurality of coexistent omnipotent agents to absurdity.

Note that this definition reduces the notion of mixed monotone function on where represents usual total order in.

More starkly, reducing the notion of walking to transporting oneself by moving one's feet fails to distinguish walking from running, hopping, skating, and perhaps even bicycling.

This reduces the notion of nerdiness in you.

If Mr. Yee's teaching could be reduced to one notion it would be, "Don't run away from discomfort, in a yoga pose or in life".

But fellow Republicans who control the Legislature, after initially supporting that notion, reduced the tax cut by half, reserving the money for other programs.

(2) We remark that if we take (t_{k}=1) for all k, then (2) is reduced to the notion of almost convergence introduced by Lorentz [2].