Sentence examples for I gloss over from inspiring English sources

Forgive me if I gloss over or miss some of the more technical particulars.

(I gloss over here the controversial issue as to how Frege understands functions, arguments and judgeable contents at this particular time. In his later work, he regards the result of 'saturating' a concept by an object as a truth-value).

A follow-up of, "Oh, what do they do?" means that I have to make a decision: Do I go down the line, including Dominic in any kind of detail or do I gloss over the fact that one of my children now lives in heaven?

Sometimes there's some language that I'll gloss over, like "shut up," but the scary stuff I feel is really imaginative, and I don't want to gloss over it.

Useful for people who receive lots of updates and social emails, though I worry that any automatic sorting system might gloss over what I feel are important emails.

I feel like I glossed over the suit before.

Somehow I glossed over it as a precursor to what terrorism would become.

When I wrote the original account I glossed over the fact that Miss Shepherd's death occurred the same night that she, washed and in clean things, returned from the day centre.

I'll admit it: I glossed over the "whipping tree" that was used for the public beating of blacks.

I defended the organizer of the March in writing, but I glossed over the hurtful and divisive language he directed at other communities.

I glossed over the fact that her small apartment was shared with three other roommates and I was hospitalized for a staph infection I got there.