Sentence examples for by glossing over from inspiring English sources

Both films do a scientific genius a disservice by glossing over the details of the work, but that's not the only co-incidence.

Google partly has itself to blame for this, by glossing over the details in hyping the move to Hong Kong.

By glossing over the dysfunctional aspects of our system, the health law delays real reform.

Efforts to drive public engagement by glossing over the complexity reached a peak in the mid 2000s, to my eye.

She did not compromise the passagework, as many do, by glossing over scurrying runs, but sang almost every note fully.

And by fudging just a tad of the science (mostly by glossing over the most intense of Watney's many calculations), the film earns itself mass appeal.

The full picture is complicated by a crucial fact that has been glossed over by many reports.

By contrast, the second crusade - two years in the making, and led by the two greatest kings of western Europe - was a damp squib, glossed over by embarrassed contemporaries, and largely ignored by historians ever since.

But it was rejected by U.S. Circuit Judge Denny Chin of New York, who ruled that the copyright issues glossed over by the settlement needed to be resolved by Congress, not the courts.

A slightly fortuitous draw, courtesy of a late penalty miss by Berrick Barnes and some generous substitutions by Robbie Deans, could not gloss over a largely pedestrian opening display which does not bode well for the series against the Wallabies.

This is a story too often glossed over by the mainstream media, and ignored by those sent to Washington to represent the will of the people, not the corporations.