Trivialize

It's not fair to trivialize the experiences of survivors of abuse.

She was careful not to trivialize the significance of the historical artifact.

The politician's statement appeared to trivialize the impact of poverty on families.

It's important not to trivialize the effects of climate change.

He didn't mean to trivialize her feelings by making that joke.

He tends to trivialize other people's problems.

Don't trivialize the hard work that went into completing the project.

We should not trivialize the value of mental health and its impact on our overall well-being.

She tends to trivialize the importance of regular exercise.

We should not trivialize the importance of mental health.

He tends to trivialize the importance of exercise in maintaining good health.

The company's CEO tried to trivialize the negative impact of their product on the environment.

We shouldn't trivialize the importance of preserving our environment for future generations.

It's easy to trivialize the impact of bullying on children.

The historian argued that it was wrong to trivialize the significance of World War II.

She didn't want to trivialize the significance of the situation.

She didn't want to trivialize the significance of the achievement.

The teacher asked the students not to trivialize the importance of their final exams.

The doctor explained that it was important not to trivialize the symptoms of depression.

It's frustrating when people trivialize the efforts required to achieve success in a competitive field.

It's not fair to trivialize someone's feelings just because you don't understand them.

It's important not to trivialize the impact of climate change on our planet.

You shouldn't trivialize the impact of climate change on our planet.

He tends to trivialize the importance of education and often skips classes.

The teacher warned the students not to trivialize their peers' accomplishments.

She doesn't want her parents to trivialize her decision to pursue a career in the arts.

The politician attempted to trivialize the concerns of the opposition party.

The book tries to trivialize the historical significance of the event.

It's disappointing when some people trivialize the contributions of women in male-dominated industries.

He tends to trivialize the importance of climate change.

Her jokes often trivialize the struggles of marginalized communities.

The teacher warned her students not to trivialize the significance of historical events.

The author's attempt to trivialize the complexity of the subject resulted in a shallow analysis.

She didn't mean to trivialize the importance of his accomplishments, but her comment came across that way.

The movie industry has a tendency to trivialize serious issues for entertainment purposes.

It is important not to trivialize the challenges faced by those with mental health issues.

We shouldn't trivialize the impact of climate change on our planet.

It's not appropriate to trivialize mental health issues.

It's unfair to trivialize the struggles of individuals dealing with mental health issues.

He didn't want to trivialize the sacrifices made by our military personnel.

She was upset when her friend tried to trivialize her feelings.

The coach warned his players not to trivialize their opponents in the upcoming game.

The comedian tried to trivialize the seriousness of mental health problems in his routine.

Some people trivialize the significance of recycling for the environment.

The teacher scolded the student for trying to trivialize the importance of education.

The teacher didn't want to trivialize the student's efforts, even though they didn't do well on the test.

The coach warned the players not to trivialize the importance of teamwork in winning games.

The teacher warned the students not to trivialize the significance of World War II in their essays.

The politician tried to trivialize the issue of poverty by saying people just need to work harder.

The comedian's jokes about the pandemic seemed to trivialize the suffering of those affected.