Sentence examples for gloss over issues from inspiring English sources
New research seems to suggest that indeed, for troubled couples, false positivity may actually gloss over issues that really need attention, exacerbating rather than solving problems.
One question I attempted to answer while in Alabama is whether or not the state's obsession with football was a positive or a negative: Did the attention placed on a game enhance life in the state, or simply help its citizens gloss over issues that might be worth confronting?
This is not to gloss over the glaring issues in Egypt.
It is difficult to miss the fact that glossing over issues such as this ensures that the minority community is blamed for ills but not celebrated for its achievements.
"Sexual assault is a very real issue for young people and whilst we treat the subject with sensitivity we will not gloss over the issues it raises".
This time the crime was grim and there was no easy response for an industry that tends to gloss over difficult issues.
They're produced by public relations advisers and meant to obfuscate or gloss over operating issues that led to mediocre results.
Avoid reassuring platitudes that gloss over the issues – if putting ads on the Dashboard will allow you to reach a goal of tripling annual revenue, it's better to say so plainly.
So a conservative Catholic school can continue to gloss over LGBT issues, or even opt out of this "essential" lesson.
Digging deeper Jake Lynch, Associate Professor and Director of the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Sydney, argued that journalists often gloss over complex issues such as the role of education in conflict.
