Sentence examples similar to it is downplayed from inspiring English sources

If so, should it be downplayed on social networks?

If that's the case, it's downplayed here, perhaps because Mariela's effort seems so tireless and hopeful that the filmmakers prefer to accentuate the positive.

That protest in Poland, much like the women's rights march in the U.S. and the Trump administration's reaction to it, was downplayed by the government as not "a big deal".

Pretty soon, people stop viewing a supposed flaw as such when it's downplayed.

Taking a closer look, one can see that the man has a crippled hand, but while his deformity is downplayed, it is not hidden.

However, the co-existence of multiple systems of inheritance and its evolutionary significance is downplayed by such an account.

Instead the slippery business of its involvement with mass is downplayed, or often simply not mentioned.

If it makes it past the cutting room floor, it's being downplayed as inconsequential and unimportant.

"It's been downplayed in the past, but it's time it developed," Sorenstam said during her victory at the Welch's/Circle K Championship.

He ranked it fifth among his priorities, and if it is being downplayed, that's a mistake.

The EU is trying to downplay the issue but it wont be downplayed by our partners around the world".