Sentence examples for is trivialized from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something appear trivial.
Too often their work is trivialized by the news media.
Thus the great tragedy of the twentieth century is trivialized, made banal, instrumentalized, and perverted".
Even today, in certain quarters, she is trivialized and dishonored because of the dangerously confessional aspect of her poems.
"Not only is the scale wrong, but the whole thing is trivialized, because it's taken out of context," she said.
The opera is trivialized when Selim's magnanimity in freeing the lovers is motivated solely by elation over an important victory by his team.
The pushback that any president needs to sharpen his thinking and hone his programs is trivialized by a GOP opposition that is all too easy to dismiss.
"We're concerned that the insurance company is trivializing the importance of the patient-physician relationship".
All this does is trivialize the evils of Hitler and his Gestapo, said Abraham H. Foxman, national director of the Anti-Defamation League.
"They might think it is trivializing to say all Lent is about is giving something up," he said.
