Sentence examples similar to reductive stick from inspiring English sources
David sticks to the traditional reductive combo of potatoes and cream, arranged in an oven-ready dish rubbed with garlic and butter, all topped with more butter, and well seasoned.
Friends, in its innocent desire to bump up viewing figures, sold us a reductive idea of gender identity that has somehow stuck with us until the present day.
Lanier's is a critique above what he has elsewhere called the "antihuman" perversity of many technologies: of how exploitative and reductive habits can ensnare us, via tasty digital carrots and daunting sticks.
Over the years we have tended to stick with "illegal immigrant", although on occasion we have simply referred to "illegals", a word many find offensively reductive (my colleague explored the distinction in more detail a couple of years ago).
It never feels reductive.
It's patently reductive".
Twilight is equally reductive.
Such labels are reductive.
But that would be reductive.
And reductive, and freedom-decreasing.
