Sentence examples for reduced to something from inspiring English sources

A reductive program according to which either everything physical/material is reducible to something mental and thus confirms idealism or everything mental can be reduced to something physical/material and thus gives rise to realism or materialism is in his eyes "ridiculous" (cf. GW 6, 290 ff).

Meaning is reduced to something almost tactile.

A litany of sexual assaults, reduced to something flimsy and dismissible.

But here, like the larger context in which it occurs, it is reduced to something silly and pallid.

But the notification process has been reduced to something of a fiction in recent days, with multiple flights carrying avowedly antisanctions delegations.

Country's most famous liberal voice has also always been one of its more conventional ones — progressive populism reduced to something more like popularity.

And it has nothing to do with just my skin color; the skin color reduces to something else.

It may thus be argued that an adequate model of faith cannot reduce to something purely affective: some broadly cognitive component is also required.

But the hell Mateen unleashed at the Orlando nightclub hardly reduces to something this simple.

The difference, then, between the ACP's well-argued position and the personal conviction I have long held reduces to something much like, though a bit distinct from, semantics: the semantics of suicide.

Sexuality is reduced to a performance, something to do rather than feel.