Sentence examples for reductive thinking from inspiring English sources

This isn't so different from the reductive thinking Ana despises in her own audience.

It is precisely the sort of reductive thinking that accounts for the movie's glazed slickness.

In this defense of her style, she seems to conflate realism with tidy, reductive thinking: "There are other ways of telling".

In powerfully accessible language, he extended the charge of reductive thinking to the museum itself, and to Western art scholarship and criticism as a whole.

At a time when reductive thinking, lies, racism and sexism are increasingly prevalent what could be a more vital way to confront and resist them?

At one point in "Sabbath's Theater," Roth lampoons such reductive thinking when he quotes from a young woman's notes in a college lecture course.

The middle column represents the potential reductive tendencies that affect learners' reasoning about complex biological systems (Spiro et al. 1988)   Reductive tendencies Systems thinking Components Homogeneous: components are similar and perform similarly.

If that feels reductive, it's worth thinking about the context (1920s feminism) and then applauding her for wearing trousers.

The framework we propose may provide a roadmap of the ontology of complexity for both instructors and researchers as they explore a range of biological systems understanding from reductive tendencies to expert systems thinking.

This essentially Puritan strain in Wilson's thinking makes his characters reductive, simple silhouettes projected onto an even simpler backdrop.

But that approach to thinking about it is also reductive.