| By doing so, it effectively attempts to remedy racist injustice by trivializing misogynist violence. |
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| The risk is in misleading the audience, trivializing the horror, and reducing the madness into something mundane. |
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| In the last two decades, a blast of outrage has been directed at the legal system for ignoring or trivializing complaints of domestic violence. |
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| He could do more good by championing our cause rather than trivializing it. |
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| The current mechanisms for handling complaints tend instead to hush up certain conducts by trivializing them. |
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| One of the forms that have been observed is the individualization of the communitarian acquisition by trivializing formulas of opting out. |
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| Moreover, some believe that legalizing these practices would deny the sanctity of life and risk trivializing the act of ending life. |
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| This is trivializing the matter rather than admitting that intervention in its present form is headed straight for disaster. |
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| We are not trivializing anything: we are congratulating and thanking the witness for his candour and transparency. |
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| The trick is to be able to make sense of very complex subjects without trivializing or unduly sensationalizing the facts at hand. |
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| There's a risk of trivializing Lincoln by placing the accent too heavily on the disease, as Shenk often does. |
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| On a host of issues, he simplified complicated questions without trivializing them. |
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| Progressive makes you the target of such a trivializing, Green-bashing cartoon. |
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| I wanted to make him and everyone in the room aware of the dehumanizing effect of trivializing such an important relationship. |
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| Attempting to respond to the former act by classifying it in the same Criminal Code section as the latter is inevitably going to lead to a trivializing of what is a serious crime. |
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| As has often been observed, one of the ways in which television has changed politics is by collapsing distinctions — enlarging the trivial and trivializing the large. |
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| These songs are an indication of what the show might have been, had its creators not fixated on the hollow symbolism of Imelda's rise and fall while trivializing all that waste and death. |
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| The minister's assistant is now taking advantage of this situation and trivializing the issues we're dealing with by trying to ram all of these things through at this late hour in the day. |
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| Other specialists, such as Dr. Ginette Goulard, a psychiatrist for adolescents, fears that young people will end up trivializing violence if overly exposed to it. |
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| By attacking and trivializing the memory of these men who tragically lost their lives, Mr. Watson has proven to the world that he is gutless, shameless, and has not one shred of human decency. |
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| By trivializing federal-provincial harmonization agreements, the Liberal government clearly shows that it lacks the will to respect the jurisdiction of the provinces with regard to the environment. |
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| To many, it sounded like he was trivializing the gravest of issues. |
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| We are trivializing the human rights situation. |
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| If the Prime Minister is serious about raising the level of civility in the House, will he put an immediate end to the career of this immigration minister and fire him for trivializing the language of racism? |
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| The language used should avoid trivializing serious matters. |
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| Can these items be presented in a different manner to deter the trivializing of Native Americans? |
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