Sentence examples for downplaying that from inspiring English sources

At times, he has been explicit about downplaying that goal in order to get the ban past the courts.

Google is very much downplaying that aspect right now, only saying that its experimenting with a limited number of sponsored links and that the feature is not open to new advertisers at this time.

"Asking for a raise reminds both you and your boss of all you have been doing to contribute to the company's performance," says Jones. "Downplaying that for fear of upsetting the financial apple cart increases the possibility you'll continue to do your work with a chip on your shoulder, which will likely cause your future performance to suffer".

Just read the comments on every Spotify post we've done over time to see how weary even the fans are getting of the endless promises of a US launch and the blase downplaying that the labels may have an issue with, oh, say, giving away music for free.

Gill also noted that some of Taylor's Facebook posts suggested he was suicidal, downplaying that an innocent man had died.

"More than 112 people were killed in gruesome ways in the [Tazreen] factory fire, and many thought that after years of downplaying that this would seize the world's attention and bring about some systemic reforms to improve factory safety for workers," said Jason Mothlagh, who reported from Dakha for the Pulitzer Center.

"I'm not going to downplay that.

"A Dream Act at the state level certainly has its benefits, like helping kids pay for school, and I don't want to downplay that.

I don't mean to downplay that".

There's momentum behind this divestment movement and we shouldn't' downplay that".

He is keen to downplay that anniversary, but is certainly not downplaying the fact that his magazine is about to mark its 50th birthday.