Sentence examples for downplaying of from inspiring English sources

Such sentiment, and the downplaying of his team's talents, has irked Lennon.

This downplaying of Islamophobia is also seen in the thinktanks' analysis of the far right.

It was this downplaying of Lépine's true motives that made Pelletier determined to get hold of it.

Here's the big question then: What does the new downplaying of the unemployment rate mean for the rest of us?

Charles Tannock, a British member of the European Parliament, suggests that Mr Juncker's downplaying of enlargement "is to assuage public opinion".

My downplaying of that risk is subject to a change of heart depending on just how long the race goes on, and precisely how it ends.

It's a downplay of aid for health, education, water and sanitation, and saying what really matters is private-sector investment," said Griffiths.

Jefferson started his presidency with a sweeping downplay of his own fitness for the job.

Mice with selective ablation of C/EBPβ in the skin have epidermal hyperplasia with downplay of Keratin 1 and 10 expression [13].

This is when you are with the police or assessing a downplay of what just happened.

By diluting the effect of infection there exists a risk of downplaying the importance of a severe complication.