Sentence examples for a trivialization of from inspiring English sources

There has been a trivialization of what is a serious decision".

In that context, your book seems like an assault or at least a trivialization of your family's past, glorifying free enterprise in the place of political freedom.

Given the scope of what Divoky's field research is proving, it is nothing short of a trivialization of this evidence to dwell, almost exclusively, on his personal sacrifice and commitment.

However, there may be some survivors who might feel that connecting the Holocaust to a racehorse, which represents how people spend leisure time, would be a trivialization of an enormous tragedy".

It's tempting to write all this off as fluffy woo-woo stuff (a trivialization of which Starhawk is well aware: "We're no more nutty than most religions," she says, "and probably a lot less nutty than some").

However, we must ensure that our return, now officially endorsed, does not result in a trivialization of our foreign policy or a deterioration of our ability to make decisions and act, but on the contrary, in the growth of our influence and capabilities.

"It is a further trivialization of human life," said a statement for the group Life, which opposes cloning.

The last movie in which Stanton starred, "Lucky," opens tomorrow, and though it's a generous vehicle for Stanton's presence, it's also a painful trivialization of it.

In case anyone missed the point, the show, he added, was a "flip trivialization" of the collection.

He says the phenomenon coincides with small signs of a certain "trivialization" of Islam within Arab-Muslim societies, and indications of increasing minority secular movements.

The projection of the Hopf fibration S^3\rightarrow S^2 represents a generator of π3 S2) = Ω1framed(S3 = Zwhich corresponds to the framed 1-dimensional submanifold of S3 defined by the standard embedding S^1 \subset S^3 with a nonstandard trivialization of the normal 2-plane bundle.