Sentence examples for reductive categorization from inspiring English sources

The most interesting data point I examined had to do with genre, and the numbers are notable — even if distinctions among rock, EDM and hip-hop can be blurry, and serious listeners who argue against such reductive categorization have a point.

The New York Times called Trump's racism "a reductive approach to ethnicity," and said Trump's attitude toward women is "complex" and "defies simple categorization," as if sexism is suddenly as complicated as string theory.

The New York Times recently called Trump's racism a "reductive approach to ethnicity," and said that Trump's attitude toward women is "complex" and "defies simple categorization," as if sexism is suddenly as complicated as string theory.

Refuse categorization?

Consider categorization.

"Blind Ness" defies easy categorization.

Others resisted categorization.

Neruda eludes easy categorization.

It defeats categorization.

Mr. Herreweghe defies categorization.

These improvisers defy categorization.