Sentence examples for and the trivialization of from inspiring English sources

His terminology clearly suggests that he intends a proof-theoretic semantics of logical constants, as he speaks of "inferential definitions" and the "trivialization of mathematical logic" achieved by defining constants in the way described.

The de-evangelization of America and the trivialization of Christianity.

(Last year, Lady Bunny wrote and staged "Trans-Jester," a funny, rude, and smart piece about the trivialization of drag by the gender thought police).

It's a small price to pay for making a statement against the denigration of girls and women in ways that are tied to the trivialization of both actual and virtual violence.

In the northern town of Khan Sheikhoun, young demonstrators held signs reading "Our blood and souls for you, Prophet" and another saying, in part, that the trivialization of Muslim blood in Syria had made insults to the Prophet Muhammed more likely.

We fail Jane Doe #3 and countless like her when we accept the trivialization of sex trafficking by victimizers and by the media at large.

A common and often fatal failing of this kind of book -- a suspense novel set against epic atrocities like the Holocaust and World War II -- is the trivialization of the historical framework with a fictional story.

The idea of an academic conference devoted to a show called "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" is bound to arouse derision, and all sorts of talk about the trivialization of academia.

For us the trivialization of rape and the absence of justice are viciously intertwined with narratives of sexual surveillance, legal access and availability to our personhood.

The emotional choreography and sobering tales of love and battle are mixed with humorous theatrical interludes, primarily pointing to the trivialization of war in movies and fashion.

Both men bemoan our false fronts, our self-importance, our lack of moral compass (any direction or no direction will do now), the trivialization of the most important and making important the most trivial.