Sentence examples for that become reductive from inspiring English sources
And the trick is to not let that become reductive.
For self-reflective sophisticated communicators, which most humans are, sex of this sort becomes reductive and objectified.
Chang and colleagues have developed an azide-caged fluorophore (45) that becomes fluorescent after H2S-mediated reductive reaction to release the amine (Chart 16).
From Rosinski-Chupin's study [ 29], specialized fish strains ST260-261-553 are characterized by a strong reductive evolution, which led to the relaxation of the negative selection on genes that became dispensable, allowing the accumulation of larger deletions.
The problem with forging a cast-iron relationship between life and art is that it can become absurdly reductive.
But why has a word that once applied to a specific literary genre become so reductive and heavily gendered when applied to music?
But with all due respect to perhaps the nation's finest urban police force, we have become too reductive.
Over the years, it's become increasingly reductive.
In the reductive rendering of the mainstream media, the narrative has become that Heartland simply overplayed its hand by launching a billboard campaign comparing people who believe in global warming to the Unabomber and Osama Bin Laden, one of the single dumbest PR moves in recent history.
But to suggest that "Come Fly Away" is mostly porn — and boring porn at that! — is reductive.
