Sentence examples similar to downplay to from inspiring English sources

Dr. Cornel West: No, not to exclude, to downplay and to marginalize.

To downplay: According to the Guardian, British government officials worked closely with nuclear companies to hatch a public-relations campaign that sought to downplay the Fukushima incident, just two days after the tsunami and earthquake in Japan.

As journalists in war zones tend to do, I downplayed to my family the dangers that I was exposed to.

I also realized how often I downplay -- to myself and to others -- all that of which I'm capable.

The red-tops tend to downplay childhood trauma, to show they make no excuses for murderers.

That is not to downplay the damage to investors and employees.

Physicians used to downplay babies' ability to feel pain.

Certainly, Apple does everything in their power to downplay its importance to the company.

She is quick to downplay her walk to freedom.

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Greenblatt and Salke were quick to downplay any link to TV violence and real-life events.