Sentence examples for be glossed over from inspiring English sources

There is vast disparity in power that cannot realistically be glossed over by banal rhetoric.

Many of these issues can be glossed over but some cannot.

That can't be glossed over by painting the present party with the laurels of the distant past.

It was a legally flawed, politically motivated decision that should not be glossed over by fond memories.

The country's mainstream press is controlled, or owned outright, by political parties and corporations, whose malfeasance tends to be glossed over or ignored on television and in newspapers.

He said that pornography is too central to our culture to be glossed over by artists, or for them to be scared off.

The prosperity of the boom era made people turn a blind eye to societal sexism, but inequality can no longer be glossed over with a Celtic Tiger sheen.

It is not a simple matter of killing a criminal because he is inherently evil; hundreds of years of oppression, racism and government neglect cannot be glossed over with a simple decision not to raise bus fares.

And restrictions on sublets — which can vary drastically — can be glossed over by buyers who may imagine, probably incorrectly, that they will live in their new apartment happily ever after.

The fact of the matter, however, is that there are certain deep-rooted injustices that still rankle whole communities in Kenya... The politically ignited land clashes of the 1990s are a manifestation of deep-rooted grievances that cannot be glossed over in a reform process," it said.

While the rally in Paris reflects the determination of its inhabitants to bounce back from the horror of the recent attacks, deep divisions of French society cannot be glossed over easily.