trivializes in a sentence

• And it trivializes the issue to reduce it to homophobic terms.
• "It trivializes the Constitution, " he said.
• But that is not to say that it trivializes the process.
• Lawmakers say, at the least, the program trivializes politics.
• Oooh . . he trivializes Terri and makes fun of her.
• What was delivered was a bizarre fantasy that trivializes Gen . Vallejo.
• The show trivializes our suffering, exploits our pain and distorts history.
• It trivializes the whole democratic process of a committee or board meeting.
• The proposed legislation " trivializes " marriage, he said.
• This depiction of military punishment trivializes Byng's death.
• It's difficult to see trivializes in a sentence .
• To use that title only trivializes what he did.
• Washing the matter away with money trivializes the danger.
• Using the Holocaust for political purposes trivializes the Holocaust.
• It almost trivializes the presidency, makes it harder to get things done.
• Humor soothes the soul, yet it also trivializes.
• It tries to take something that is important and sacred and trivializes it.
• Anybody who trivializes the difference between steroids and drugs is missing the point.
• The problem is, the system trivializes sacrifices made by people who were really injured
• It trivializes something as horrible as kiddie porn.
• Comparing what happens here with what happens in Europe trivializes the events in Europe.