Sentence examples for easy to gloss from inspiring English sources

The sheer theatrical power of Equus made it easy to gloss over some of its intellectual deficiencies.

Because of her book's title, it was easy to gloss over the fact that Bracken was actually an accomplished cook.

The main idiosyncrasy is Villazón – and in this opera, where the tenor has the title role, that's not easy to gloss over.

What is easy to gloss over is that this process of refinement took place over seven years of development, while Psyonix did work-for-hire to pay the bills.

RESISTANCE: FALL OF MAN It would be easy to gloss over this game simply because the role Sony wants it to fill when the PlayStation 3 comes out this November is so obvious: Gears of War killer.

It's easy to overstate his conservatism – he was never, for example, a Republican – but it's also easy to gloss over the quite weird social attitudes his characters often had, and his narrators' unthinking attitude to those attitudes.

Although it would be easier to gloss over his friendship with Hindley and his conviction that she had a right to go free – which many still see as the folly of an unrealistic, ageing aristocrat – I feel that would be an injustice both to him and to his strongly held beliefs.

When they're six it's a lot easier to gloss it over than when they're 14! My daughter is well beyond her years.

In so many ways, I can understand people making the assumption that adopted people should feel lucky given society, human nature and the fact that it is easier to gloss over the depth and intricate nature of adoption by sprinkling the lucky leprechaun dust over the top of it.

But it is also – and there's no easy way to gloss this – a potentially hazardous one.

Politics is hard to translate without providing context, and easy for readers to gloss over, but it needn't be.