gloss over

He did not try to gloss over criticisms of his healthcare reforms and heavy spending on the banking bail-out.

Moreover, does her kindly words and expression can gloss over the pain by the laceration of her head?

NAICU is trying to provide a more complete picture than U. S News, and the new format doesn't gloss over unpleasant details.

These days, the popular debate over animal sexuality tends to gloss over examples of masturbation.

Our society wants or needs to gloss over the negative effects divorce has on children, both in the long-term and short-term.

Some gloss over what Sony did, simply saying that the company's anti-piracy software has caused some concern among users.

They are connected, to say that they're not is to purposely gloss over their bonds and development as characters.

Mr. Moore also decided to ignore or gloss over problems in other countries, like France's high taxes and Britain's cash-short hospitals.

The Russians tend to gloss over the fact that in many of those countries, long-serving ruling parties have fallen.

The company's annual report tried to gloss over recent heavy losses.

Arguing almost solely on grounds of economic efficiency, they generally gloss over the ethical arguments or dismiss them entirely.

But I wouldn't gloss over the fact that that was a tough time for us.

But I do not want to re-use it to gloss over his own love.

The optimism gleaned from the liquidity announcements managed to gloss over an otherwise mediocre day on the economic data front.

These objections conveniently gloss over some of the realities of the media business.

Astronomers typically gloss over these questions, assuming our own typicality sufficiently obvious to warrant no further discussion.

From a practical perspective, romantic fiction has an unhealthy tendency to gloss over contraception.

He tried to gloss over his past mistakes.

God's comfort can only be experienced by those who are prone to weep over their sin and not gloss over it.

He poses the question that most Americans prefer to gloss over : is California governable?

Because both killers and victims in Zhujiahe were Chinese, communist histories gloss over the massacre.

The solution: UV gloss over the UV lamp irradiated zone, temperature should be 50 ~ 60 because under UV light oil curing fast, good cured.

The report gloss over the error make by the official in the department.

He tried to gloss over his errors.

We cannot afford to gloss over a single word in the original, or evade a single troublesome passage.

these claims gloss over a detailed understanding of exactly what motivation is and what the subcomponents of motivation are.

One should not gloss over his shortcomings.

They still do, and they're still wrong, but I think XP fans sometimes gloss over the objection too quickly.

Furthermore, we will gloss over the initial creation of the dispenser object.

" That is one advantage of woman , " she told herself , " after twenty-five they gloss over their birthdays like improprieties . "

To whitewash is to gloss over defects or make something seem presentable that isn't.

Don't gloss over those changes or you may wake up next to a stranger one day.

You speak out all our voices and break up the things that we want to gloss over.

It also spawned a plethora of weak drug-based jokes about power pills, but let's gloss over that.

At first glance, it may be easy for one to gloss over him and the importance he brings to the team.

I do not mean to gloss over or underplay the obstacles and needs.

Our metrics are geared toward consumption and production of man-made goods and services, and we tend to gloss over nature.

To give a deceptively attractive appearance to; gloss over.

" LXC: Linux container tools" describes the basic usage of liblxc in detail, so we'll gloss over it here.

But it is impossible to gloss over the horror and the danger they faced.

These interactions sometimes gloss over serious concerns, such as disputed political boundaries or women's rights in other countries.

John tried In vaIn to gloss over his faults.

THE LESSON Don't gloss over the basic questions "Who will buy this and at what price? "

It is bad policy to gloss over the difficulties.

For women under 30, a little mascara and lip gloss; over 30, add a touch of concealer.

The party likes to gloss over this.

In his debut appearance in China, however, he sought to gloss over such differences.

They also gloss over Chairman Mao Zedong's 1958 to 1961 Great Leap Forward, which resulted in mass famine and 30 million deaths.

This is perhaps an obvious one on the list, but it's too important to gloss over.

Caution can gloss over common advantages; for example, good looks may be cloaked by careless attire.

What both views gloss over is that in real life there are difficult cases.

To downplay or gloss over (differences, for example), especially in order to maintain a nominal, apparent, or temporary unity.

to gloss over a mediocre academic record

Gloss over the awkward facts