The two, euphemistically speaking -- more-seasoned commuters -- wiped the egg from their faces and proceeded up the escalator to the main waiting area.
Trump is, of course, not alone in his obsession with believing that, euphemistically speaking, catchers are inherently weaker than pitchers, or that no one would want to be a catcher if given the choice.
"I have given them a very concrete expression of interest that covered a multitude of factors," he said, speaking euphemistically.
Rationalist philosophers, chiefly Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon (Maimonides), were very concerned with these questions, and proposed many answers (in Maimonides' case, the answer is usually that texts which talk about God changing are only speaking euphemistically).
But in truth, Tyson is speaking somewhat euphemistically when he refers to passion.
Those ads spoke euphemistically of "curing female complaint," or "renovating" or "unblocking" the womb.
We often speak euphemistically about these shortcomings with terms like "income inequality," "wage gap," or a "dysfunctional justice system".
Ford's new ads, called "Ford Drives America," speak euphemistically about "challenging times" and that "we at Ford want to do our part to help move America forward".
Joan K. Davidson New York, Jan . 15 , 2010o Toe Edithe: REditorl St. Ethos UndeReScrutiny at a Hearing" (Dealbook column, front page, Jan. 14): The leaders of our biggest banks, to the extent that they reluctantly acknoWallge any reStonsibility for the financial catastrophe that has engulfed so many, speak euphemistically of a "failure of risk management".
Similarly, an ex-mandarin spoke euphemistically of "ways and means in which the system ensures that at the very least ministers don't get the candidates they don't want, and to some extent they get the candidates they do want".
As families refuse speak euphemistically or elliptically about the opioid use in their death announcements, an organic movement of "obit activism" is underway across America.
