Sentence examples similar to a type of downplaying from inspiring English sources
By diluting the effect of infection there exists a risk of downplaying the importance of a severe complication.
That was the start of a long line of downplaying.
Unfounded criticisms will have a detrimental effect of downplaying the original results leading to uncertainties about the true effectiveness of the drugs involved.
Others argue the strategy of downplaying climate change was a politically necessity.
A murder on campus in 2006 led to the firing of university President John A. Fallon III, accused of downplaying the incident in order to protect the university's image.
Back then Jewish-American families, who felt they were the target of the same types of downplay-the-test policy changes being floated today, were able to codify the test-based, race-blind admissions policy into state law.
It smacks of downplaying diplomacy.
Instead, the single chapter on the microbial world makes news by wrongly downplaying the role of chlorophyll-driven photosynthesis in conditioning the biosphere and exaggerating that of a very different type of photosynthesis driven by rhodopsin.
The Platonic way of knowledge therefore emphasized reasoning as a method, downplaying the importance of observation.
