euphemistically

Why do those who were close to the kind of label. Euphemistically called; 'for my good' people are always.

his violent death was euphemistically referred to as a passing away.

Got the phone call from charge teacher, and euphemistically talk about the situation between them, and show her worry.

These outfits buy bugs from hackers (euphemistically known as "security researchers" ).

Under the law, utilities were entitled to a profit, euphemistically called a rate of return, on all their expenses.

Today, as always, there is much support for tariffs--euphemistically labeled "protection, " a good label for a bad cause.

The less grand universities, now euphemistically called "mainstream" , will see their economics changed too.

Its people have long talked euphemistically of "resolving" their needs by finding unofficial ways round shortages and rules.

BR: And you went to Russia, let me say euphemistically, in a professional capacity?

Other euphemistically-named vehicles are in a similar pickle.

Shanghai Bureau on the premises who recently euphemistically denied this rumor.

Why can't you tell this so sorrowful news to me euphemistically?

As Wolfowitz recently recalled, the Indonesia of 20 years ago was "euphemistically called an autocratic regime. "

Most are euphemistically called sports or leisure clubs.

As Jobs euphemistically said yesterday, "iTunes is leading the way. "

Goldman executives talk euphemistically about the need to "reinforce" its values.

She euphemistically apologized to him.

MM I have a friend, the one night a year to cover the making routers, asked why its so doing, " euphemistically called" dust.

Also, there's a lot of unaccounted for space on the third floor euphemistically dubbed the "library. "