Sentence examples for too reductive for from inspiring English sources

But this is too reductive for such a superbly managed novel.

That's a fascinating psychological profile, but Biskind makes the odd choice of claiming that psychology is "too reductive" for this macho project: he's not going to try to understand the man, only "describe" him.

In the romcom story arc that is his life thus far, an Oscar for a quality drama will be seen as the moment he finally turns back to the girl he truly loves – but like romcoms, this is too reductive for an indelible actor.

Yet, often efforts to personalize therapy rely on the application of analysis strategies that neglect to account for the extent of heterogeneity intrinsic to the patient and disease and therefore are too reductive for personalizing treatment in many areas of oncology [ 20– 23].

"Minimalist" is too reductive a term for two such subtle creations.

For certain elements that might be an appropriate association but for all of Freaknik it is way too reductive and crackery.

Lennon, deconstructing the Beatles' myth in an angry interview for Rolling Stone in 1970 (just reissued in book form as "Lennon Remembers") dismissed Owen's portrayals as too reductive.

The story the museum told, he added, "was too reductive, too simple".

But when it comes to people, such casual cultural shorthand risks becoming a touch too reductive.

"It's way too reductive to just think publishing has a constrained future," he said.

Neo-soul is too reductive; rare groove, as it's often called in England, is too record collector-ish.