Sentence examples for trivialize this from inspiring English sources

Let's not trivialize this and put it in anything to do with the game.

He was "dumbfounded," he said, "and then plainly furious at the tobacco industry for attempting to obfuscate and trivialize this extraordinarily important public information".

"It has been trivialized, and its wrong to trivialize this strong a pain medication," he says.

"It's tempting to trivialize this business," says Ted Jackson, president of the Spalding Group, which is the official Bush logo licensee.

Just because a feminist care-based ethics can handle issues that exceed the "moral minimum" of respecting individuals' rights does not mean it should trivialize this "moral minimum".

"It's important not to trivialize this dude," Chuck D wrote.

Judging from Republican candidates' reactions to the health plan recently put forth by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, the process of trivializing this debate has already begun.

Trivializing this fact while hypocritically feigning outrage at the slightest acknowledgement of the African American experience only serves to divide us further.

But as with any word in the English language that is over-used (and thereby trivialized), this may be a time to reflect on that word.

"The sentence of six years' imprisonment is shockingly lenient to a point where it has the effect of trivializing this serious offense," Justice Seriti wrote, adding that it was "difficult" to believe Pistorius is "genuinely remorseful".

As the oil continues to gush, BP insists on trivializing this disaster, their CEO Tony Hayward claiming in an interview that the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is "relatively tiny" compared with the "very big ocean".