Sentence examples for reductive story from inspiring English sources

First-time screenwriter Craig Shilowich first learned of Chubbuck's death after coming upon "a reductive story of her suicide" online.

The top-down approach is promising but there is a concern that a bottom-up account might not succeed in offering a completely reductive story about concepts.

As the opioid crisis continues to claim lives daily across the US and Canada, media outlets are increasingly publishing reductive stories about people who have struggled with addiction and those who have lost loved ones.

While most literary adaptation is reductive, Carver's stories gain by being staged; you see this most clearly in the pick of this bunch, Put Yourself in My Shoes.

"I don't want to be sensationalist or reductive of trans stories in my filmmaking," said Ernst in an interview with me.

But the Young-Edwards version of the Faust story defies reductive theorizing.

Those questions can be alarmingly reductive: What's your story called?

Is my favourite author – the most brilliant, subtle, intelligent and unjustly neglected writer of books it would be (mostly) accurate but unbearably reductive to call school stories for girls – in there?

Despite the diversity of the available case stories of reductive evolution, the current material is obviously insufficient for an accurate estimation of the relative contributions of genome reduction and complexification to the evolution of different groups of organisms.

At the risk of being reductive, this is the Ted Cruz story".

It's a reductive reading — it's a very short story — but it is also an opposition that persists in the media, even into the digital era.