Sentence examples for trivialisation of from inspiring English sources

The result was trivialisation of a great moral issue.

It was once dismissed as a symbol of the trivialisation of modern life.

"The trivialisation of these serious crimes, like stalking, should have no place in the entertainment industry".

It does nothing to address the power of the media and the trivialisation of politics.

It's a glib trivialisation of one of the grimmer chapters of Chilean history.

"The trivialisation of cosmetic surgical procedures - of which this is an appalling example - highlights the need for more regulation".

18 The strongest expressions of change in the present study, when compared to the preintervention studies, was the increased awareness about AHC, stronger empathy for patients displayed in more concrete examples of, and fewer explanations, justifications and trivialisations of AHC.

When our results were compared to those in the preintervention study, we found an increased awareness about AHC, more concrete examples of AHC, a stronger empathy for patients, and fewer explanations, justifications and trivialisations of AHC.

But the difficulty of squaring that elusive circle in the face of the trivialisation, relentless misrepresentation and cruel mockery of a hostile press is formidable.

For Gavriel Rosenfeld, this wave of trivialisation goes together with new trends in academic history such as a tendency to regard the Nazi extermination of the Jews as just one genocide among many.

In a recent article entitled, "The seven deadly sins of assessment", "Lust", was classified by Tweed and Wilkinson [ 11] as, "the desire to improve the reliability coefficient to the point of redundancy and trivialisation, whilst ignoring the other important attributes of assessment" (p.165).