Sentence examples for try to flatten from inspiring English sources

"He will try to flatten everyone who is in his way.

I'd even tape down my nipples with plasters to try to flatten them.

"When you sing 'family tree,' try to flatten the 'a,' " he said.

A few exceptions, but mostly actors are progressive because we are accustomed to all the nuances of human life, whereas dictators just try to flatten it all out.

He said: "The way I look at it is that there were a group of people who had been forming a snowball at the top of the hill, ready to try to flatten Jeremy.

The world is spherical, a map is flat, and there is no obvious way to get around this. Try to flatten out, for example, the hollow peel of an orange and two things become quickly apparent: 1) there are an infinite number of ways to do that, and 2) none is particularly satisfactory, let alone a neat rectangle.

"There was uncertainty, and everybody was trying to flatten out their position ahead of the weekend".

Every time my history teacher called me "Haystacks" I would blush while trying to flatten my barnet with my palms.

"The Republicans claim they are interested in free markets, but instead of trying to flatten the continent, they are fracturing it," added Pastor.

But the reductionism that's at stake here is a much broader habit of thinking that tries to flatten reality down and allow only certain kinds of explanations.

Erdoğan, sensing how high the stakes are, has been trying to flatten his opposition in the run-up to the vote.