Sentence examples for he minimises from inspiring English sources

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

The counting method he favours is to physically count the crowd at two points - A and B. At the second point, B, he also surveys the people passing by, asking them if they walked past point A. In that way, he minimises the problem of double-counting.

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.

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

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.

If so, how can he minimise suffering?

He said "the last thing" he wanted to do was to upset anybody by his comments at a Momentum meeting in Sheffield and said: "Maybe I could have chosen my words differently". Mr Williamson added that he was a "dedicated anti-racist campaigner" and he did not want anyone to think he was "minimising the cancer of anti-Semitism".

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.

Mr Williamson told the BBC that he was "absolutely determined" to clear his name, and that he did not want anyone to think he was "minimising the cancer of anti-Semitism".