Sentence examples for euphemistic was from inspiring English sources
Almost all of this criticism, whether literary or political, explicitly ad hominem or euphemistic, was rooted in an intense and widespread aversion to Baldwin's sexuality and personal presentation.
Those who suspected his choice of words was euphemistic were proved right when the German newspaper Frankfurt Allgemeine Zeitung published a different account of the dinner, leaked to them from Juncker's circle.
They're like estate agents who don't want to mention that houses have toilets – it's all this euphemistic "are you thinking what I'm thinking" stuff.
The more common and less euphemistic interpretation is that the rich have been getting richer, especially recently.
"Undocumented", which the paper has previously considered euphemistic, may be allowed, and other terms will be "encouraged", says Ms Sullivan (who has no decision-making role on style matters).
Ultimately, that means limiting — whatever euphemistic verbs are used — the role of the U.S. dollar as the world's monetary standard.
This euphemistic analogy is akin to the rhetoric of the Chinese government, which often argues that firm governance is needed to preserve "healthy" information flows and avoid "traffic accidents" on the Internet.
But it doesn't matter what euphemistic name is used; if there are too many militant Shiite clerics involved, Rummy, the real authority, will tell them to take their camels and vamoose.
So often have a certain set of euphemistic adjectives been applied to Brown that a strange semantic shift has taken place in my mind, and whenever I see them used in wholly unrelated circumstances, I almost have to remind myself of their pre-Brown meaning.
Some of the potential reasons for these euphemistic appraisals are study biases towards investigating mere species richness and abundance, and only occasionally community composition [28] and beta diversity between primary- and agro-forests [6].
The euphemistic substitute title was later suggested by a young art-critic friend.
