Sentence examples for and tried to trivialize from inspiring English sources

They thought they had the right to break into the IRS offices, and tried to trivialize it, like, "Hey, we're just trying to correct the records".'.

"They thought they had the right to break into the IRS offices, and tried to trivialize it, like, 'Hey, we're just trying to correct the records.' It was just shocking".

Trying to trivialize the 1996 vote that reaffirmed a limit of two terms, Mr. Crowell noted that the majority represented only 17percentt of all registered voters in the city.

There will always be people will try to trivialize your experiences or tell you to just cheer up, as if you enjoy being depressed.

I'm not trying to trivialize Taylor's trial in any matter, but she truly ended Mueller and his team.

Perhaps Seth Rogen wasn't trying to trivialize sexual assault, he was using the scene… in a cartoon… to make people aware of a serious problem.

It can ruin lives, friendships, families and dreams, and trying to focus too much on finding a silver lining can trivialize real suffering.

Don't trivialize what it's like to be receiving social security and trying to deal with student loans.

I'm sincerely trying not to trivialize the passing of anyone close to me over the years, but the way the people behind The Movie approached death the way that writer Ron Friedman and director Nelson Shin conveyed Hasbro's requirement to quickly replace original favorites with fresher-faced newcomers went against all the kid-friendly reasoning of cinema then and now.

If you don't have OCD, try not to trivialize the disorder by saying "I'm so OCD" or "Sorry, I'm a little OCD about my bookshelf".

Commentators, pundits, and reporters have frequently trivialized and mocked the passion of the students and the ways in which it has been directed, even as universities have tried to appropriate it by promoting what some have called "neoliberal multiculturalism".