Sentence examples for reduced to stuff from inspiring English sources

The trouble is, she implied, that none of this is able to get a hearing, and British music is reduced to stuff like Mumford & Sons and Coldplay, which indeed sounds like solicitors' children doodling on their Christmas presents.

That is all there is; anything putatively "extra"—facts about laws of nature, or about persisting macro-objects, or about causation, or about mentality, or about ethics, or about sets, etc.—must somehow reduce to that stuff.

Danny's been reduced to a small corner of stuff in the basement.

In many ways, you expect this behavior from some publicity hungry congressman, but it's really sad when our white collar gatekeepers who are supposed to protect us from really bad stuff have been reduced to flacks engaged in a desperate attempt to show the public that they are cracking down on the bad guys of Wall Street, when they really aren't.

The barn-room stuffed with boxes had been reduced to 23 linear metres of files and a 54-page catalogue.

I am told that otherwise solemn children can be reduced to writhing masses of delirium by this stuff.

And even if they do stray a few yards off the manicured stuff, they will not be reduced to hacking out sideways from the overcooked asparagus.

reduced to an inconvenience.

They've had overgenerous help from the endless parade of gangster rappers, some black filmmakers, and comedians continue to routinely reduce young black women to "stuff," "bitches" and "hoes".

All worthy enough, though it tends to reduce to a list of stuff that scientists think everyone else ought to know and turns discussion of public understanding of science into a consideration of plans for abolishing ignorance.

Honda has reduced the size of its fuel-cell "stack" by a third, making it small enough to stuff under the bonnet where a conventional engine would go.