Sentence examples for will trivialize from inspiring English sources
"A friend may be full of wisdom, but there is a danger that this will trivialize the event".
Apparently, a parallel GPU implementation of modular exponentiation will trivialize the computation complexity of the proposed technique.
In a statement sent to VICE News on Wednesday, Gayten-LGBT criticized Stanojcic's move, which the group is concerned will trivialize "a very demanding, lengthy, and complex" process.
Even worse, some just don't think sexual assault is nearly as important as college athletics, and they'll sacrifice the vindication of a budding, brilliant life like hers in a flurry of nonsense that will trivialize her suffering and ruthlessly twist reality.
The museum is essentially betting that hanging these paintings near Eames chairs will not trivialize the work.
Typically, the collective American psyche will initially trivialize the event by calling the perpetrator "deranged" or "mentally unstable".
With enough mockery of Islamic extremists and Islam (along with other religions), Charb says, he hopes the public will get so used to the drawings that little or no violence will result, or that Islam will be "trivialized" like any other religion.
Some Justices believe, apparently, that their work will be trivialized or distorted.
By embracing our common humanity, our differences will be trivialized.
If you are a mother, for example, Jesus will never trivialized your desire to be a mother.
