banalize in a sentence

1. Rocard also once banalized the Holocaust knowing well what he was doing.

2. - France is getting drowned in the marsh of death: banalized and generalized ABORTION.

3. To deny this fact also means to obscure the life of Rosa Parks and, even worse, to banalize it.

4. Far from being a harmless fad, this trend banalizes divorce and further erodes the institution of the family.

5. And one does not know what and how to speak because everything has been banalized, reduced to mere symbol, to appearance.

6. Christ remains present in this reinvented, banalized, man-centered liturgy, but He is ignored, forgotten, abused, and upstaged.

7. Atzmon closes with the remark that, next to Israel, The USA and Great Britain managed to banalize and simplify history, making the „war against terror“ possible (p 183).

8. Only this time, they almost certainly won’t be well-meaning but misguided manifestations of regional piety, but rather a competitive race to the bottom to banalize and desacralize the Mass.

9. “The current polemic in Germany between those who are inclined to banalize the Nazi massacres (Nolte, Hillgruber) and those who would claim its uniqueness (Habermas and many others) cannot be a matter of indifference to us.