The second, as she illustrates in rambling anecdotes, is more about using sophisticated charm and sugar-coated words to win the support of male business associates.
For many Muslims worldwide, however, the sincerity of such honey-coated words will only be legitimized by a responsible and balanced foreign policy that is no longer rooted in selfishness and historical amnesia.
Castro did not meet Obama and days later wrote a scathing column condemning the US president's "honey-coated" words and reminding Cubans of the many US attempts to overthrow and weaken the communist government.
There is no substitute," he said.Supporters of Mr Saakashvili are deeply sceptical of this though, believing it to be nothing but sugar-coated words designed to reassure the West.
He did not meet Obama during his historic visit to the island, instead penning a column that warned Cubans not to trust the president's "honey-coated" words.
Inspired by Oscar Wilde's flaming, sensual words and coated in Strauss's opulent sonorities, it is an immortal piece of art – music theatre at its most incredible.
No welcoming words, no arms-coated county seal, nothing but blank brick sunning itself au naturel.
When he opens his mouth to speak, I expect his words to come out coated in Yiddish.
In other words, our eyes are coated with more meibum than usual at night – and so when that meibum cools we can end up with appreciable amounts of eye gunk.
In Pyongyang's own words, "reform" and "opening" are "honey-coated poison" for the North Korean system, potentially lethal dangers that could undo the entire DPRK edifice.
The words on Mohammed Ali Road were certainly not sugar-coated.
