Sentence examples for their trivialization from inspiring English sources

The power of totalitarian ideology, he wrote, is that it acts as "a veil behind which human beings can hide their own fallen existence, their trivialization, and their adaptation to the status quo..

** The power of totalitarian ideology, he wrote, is that it acts as "a veil behind which human beings can hide their own fallen existence, their trivialization, and their adaptation to the status quo...

In this way, you will cultivate peace over resentment, respect over trivialization of their viewpoint, and confidence in their intelligence instead of insulting them.

For Mr. Doctorow to say of the hoarding, "but I thought it was a momentous thing they did," is a denial and trivialization of their intense pain and illness, even in a novel.

McDonagh also scatters progressive political crumbs throughout the film, and his obscene trivialization of their substance is displayed in the cavalier casualness with which a black woman's arrest and imprisonment on trumped-up charges drops in as a plot point and out with a smile.

Women neither have any right to claim and demand as they have never been taught anything different, they have to embrace the trivialization of their personality because they are just "women" and have no right to make decisions nor to take initiatives that most likely would confute their presence reconsidering their status.

In Cox et al. study the worst experience of patients was trivialization of their disease [ 41].

Among admirers who are unfazed by the pathetic attempts at trivialization voiced by Republican politicians and their media propagandists, the chief anxiety seems to be the absence of a specific policy agenda around which to rally the citizenry.

The trivialization of eating disorders is tantamount to trivializing suicide.

The VH1 series, Mr. Moyers said, was "yet another example of the dumbing down and trivialization of a very serious chronic illness that robs people of their dignity and respect".

Yet perhaps the ultimate consequence of The Note's style of political coverage is not the trivialization of important stories but, rather, the inflation of trivial ones.