| This practice is not only an ethical disorder, but above all proof of the trivialization of sexuality in our society. |
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| That, in turn, may have led to the trivialization and devaluation of cheerleading. |
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| In entry-level products, it acts as a bulwark against the trivialization of the market by cheap no-brand or retailer own-brand articles. |
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| In other words, Berlusconi's trivialization of the shoah and his lenient views regarding Mussolini are not uncommon. |
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| Can we appropriate them in their simplicity, without falling into trivialization and reductionism, and in their complexity, without falling into casuistry? |
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| We invite the faithful to become aware of this violation of human rights and the trivialization of concerns about prostitution. |
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| The trivialization of sexual assault, though, is not a laughing matter. |
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| It is our duty not to be caught in the trap of trivialization or negation, out of respect for the victims, ourselves, our children and the suffering of the survivors of the horror. |
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| Yet perhaps the ultimate consequence of The Note's style of political coverage is not the trivialization of important stories but, rather, the inflation of trivial ones. |
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| It is also confronted with folklorization and trivialization, which seriously threaten the transmission of knowledge and values associated to the performance of this drama tradition. |
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| The effort must also give consideration to the harm that results from standardization and trivialization, which can become an obstacle to the dynamics and sustainability of its development. |
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| It's just adding to the trivialization of TV news,'' said Leo Braudy, a professor of English at the University of Southern California. |
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| It is therefore required to demonstrate the existence of a damage resulting from trivialization or from a likelihood of confusion, and this means taking into account all the circumstances. |
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| Fourth, there was a preoccupation with the Eucharist as a meal and a trivialization of the Real Presence. |
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| The whole package is a trivialization that relies on outdated stereotypes. |
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| Rajan Zed, who is President of Universal Society of Hinduism, argued that such trivialization of faith hurt the devotees and should not be taken lightly. |
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