She deplored fine works of literature being treated
reductively as a list of themes.
"SIX" begins with the number "Ex-Wives," in which the Queens exclaim that they're so much more than the rhyme that has
reductively explained their fates: "Divorced, Beheaded, Died.
But there are skeptics that don't want to believe this,
reductively dismissing our own state's decadence by blaming India.
(15) Or, in more technical terms, a natural phenomenon is
reductively explainable in terms of some low-level properties when it is logically supervenient on those properties.
Apart from suffering from party disinterest, the forum has been
reductively used to demonstrate political standoffs between unamenable factions of the polity through boycotts and absenteeism.
Pressures for so-called diversity--defined
reductively by gonads and melanin--are, of course, nothing new.
To think the supposed leader of the free world would speak so
reductively and heartlessly about so much of the world is unforgivable.
To think that the supposed leader of the free world would speak so
reductively and heartlessly about so much of the world is unforgivable.
It's shocking that an American president would think so
reductively and heartlessly about so much of the world.
And it may even help "rectify [its authors] neglect" in his native country, as Keki Daruwalla advocates in the foreword, or at least reintroduce a poet who is often remembered mostly, and somewhat
reductively, in connection with an influential and still relevant anthology.
I wish to say that while I found the article intriguing in part, and scholarly, I firmly believe the same flaw is in this overview as in the article on men in Townsend a few months ago, advocating another potent drug, Clomid (clomiphene) that also isolated 5-alpha reductase as the primary, isolating factor that has to be managed
reductively, sometimes with some very potent drugs.
