Sentence examples for he minimised from inspiring English sources

When he directed Titus Andronicus, restoring it to the canon, he minimised the gore by using red ribbons for blood.

He minimised points of difference with the Labour government and eschewed policies that could be branded as typically Tory.

To defeat Sarkozy, he minimised the extent of the economic crisis during his election campaign last year, blaming it mostly on bad management by the outgoing president.

The Labour leader insisted he would not be cowed by attacks on him over the issue, which continued yesterday with fresh accusations that he minimised his tax liability in property dealing.

No one benefits when he minimises the crisis, by low-balling estimates of child-molesting clerics".

Nor does he minimise the vileness of Islamist terrorism that seeks to inflict indiscriminate and wanton mass murder.

Although he lost 0.36 s to Seredin, he had minimised his loss and Australia were within 0.81 s going into the final leg.

He deliberately minimised foreign affairs on the ground that the domestic crisis comes first.

He also minimised the Holocaust, suggested that the "white world" faced oblivion and warned that democracy could be "dangerous".

Cameron may think he has minimised the potential numbers involved by accepting an unspecified commitment, but there is no reason why its open-ended nature should not mean more refugees get sanctuary rather than fewer.

When he's minimising his tax liability, I don't think he's doing anything wrong.