Sentence examples for would trivialize from inspiring English sources

It would trivialize Ohr".

Too lenient a sentence, he said, would "trivialize the offense".

A simple apology is inadequate, and a fine would trivialize his misconduct.

"That would trivialize something that has consequences for the whole university".

It is inconceivable to us that millions of Americans would trivialize or deny outright the social, spiritual, international, economic and environmental disasters this president has wrought.

Jeb Bush, unable to hide his consternation, groused that it would trivialize his campaign by turning it into a "cute People magazine story".

She promised jurors that she wouldn't trivialize what Smith had done or present an "abuse excuse".

Broaching the terrorism attacks in a sitcom would only trivialize them, said David Kohan, a creator with Max Mutchnick of NBC's "Will and Grace," about the friendship of gay men and straight women in New York.

"I wouldn't trivialize my existence into a hashtag".

"The West wants to tear off this identity so that the Muslim woman would be without her identity, and then everything else would be trivialized".

Doing so, Girardi suggested, would have trivialized Soriano's presence.