Przykłady downplay

• Traditionally researchers have tried to downplay external factors and have tried to argue that internal factors alone are responsible for the facts.

• She downplays the administrative practice, in recognizing chiefs, of supporting one ruling-family faction against another on political grounds.

• Such a cultural orientation would downplay traditional notions of self-determination and the work ethic.

• In fact, both governments and the newspapers they influenced had an interest in downplaying official involvement in the press.

• Labor officials and others consistently downplayed the wider political significance of the employer-mandate idea.

• These authors suggest that a goal of ethics commentators is to emphasize the facts, especially those that have been omitted or downplayed.

• Rather than either emphasising or downplaying the role of formal worker organisations, the authors describe a mixed history.

• While not denying that they had confined their wives, they downplayed its significance.

• This tends to downplay the impact of crops where a country has a comparative advantage in production.

• These comments serve to generally downplay the importance of popular music in terms of identity.

• The focus on synthesizing also downplays the depth of disagreements about the importance of ethnicity during and after the war.

• Similarly, he downplays the romantic aspect of the play.

• It is not necessary to downplay one in order to make an argument for the other.

• Conversely, those downplaying the ongoing role of the party were not necessarily less radical or totalitarian.

• Note that this response need not downplay the importance of fear, anxiety, and insecurity in people's lives.