Sentence examples for reduces itself from inspiring English sources

Like his friend Penelope Fitzgerald's The Bookshop (1978), this is a bulletin from the English margins, where the prescriptions of Westminster and Fleet Street count for very little, and the media racket reduces itself to the faintest perceptible hum.

Later on, Löwenthal wrote, the profile "reduces itself to the private lives of the heroes," and, in particular, the most banal elements of those lives: a German field marshal likes "big black Brazilian cigars"; a journalist's pet peeves include "clumsily buttered tea bread"; and Mahatma Gandhi dines in the evening on "a few dates, a little rice, goat's milk".

casks until the alcohol reduces itself through evaporation, rather than by being diluted with water.

In fact, this problem reduces itself to a solution of the system textstylebegin{cases} f^{2} =g, g^{frac{n}{2}}=F.

They used the so-called strong-confinement limit, ignoring in this way the Coulomb interaction between electron and hole because of the quantum dot dimensions are smaller than the effective Bohr radius, and finding that the excitonic effect reduces itself to an effective-mass model in one particle scheme.

It's a pity the film reduces itself to slogans since so much solid acting is on display.

"F1 should not reduce itself to a world of nostalgia," he told La Stampa.

"They see evidence that stability in the N.F.L. has reduced itself to a very minute level.

"The left should embody grand hopes, but it must not reduce itself to grand moments," he said.

This surtax would gradually reduce itself to zero as the debt was paid off, or increase as the debt rose.

Does the The Times really wish to reduce itself to the same vapid partisanship as the tabloids in Britain?