Sentence examples for reductive lens from inspiring English sources
By 1917, however, he had moved to Nice and re-emerged as another kind of painter, abandoning the Cubist approach and adopting a style closer to Impressionism, painting soft women in cozy interiors as well as smaller, almost romantic canvases, now rendered through a harder, more modernist and reductive lens.
If he gets it right, we'll see a delicate appreciation for scale and proportion - learned at Jefferson's "Academical Village" and refined in Vicenza and Venice - with designs filtered through a modernist's spare and reductive lens.
Those in charge see it and its people only through the reductive and distorting lens of their never-ending war and then reduce what little they see to terms that play well to politicians and the public back home.
Skeptics (and worse) might say that evaluating awards shows through this lens is reductive.
It is as vulgar and reductive to view Shostakovich's life and music through a smug lens of post-cold war triumphalism as it is to enshrine him as a dissident.
Models such as principal agent or an archetypical corruption lens help when they simplify, but not when they are so reductive that they misrepresent reality and offer ineffective, or even harmful, programme interventions.
For now, the company actually has a fairly reductive model: it focuses on one style and brings variation in by way of a seemingly endless combination of lens and frame colors, include collaborations with famous personalities and brands to produce specific styles.
It never feels reductive.
It's patently reductive".
Twilight is equally reductive.
