Sentence examples for glosses over the difficulty from inspiring English sources

(Though Ozment mentions families who choose to attend churches or synagogues for community's sake, while glossing over any differences of belief, she also glosses over the difficulty that compromise would present for families like hers, and mine, where the very roots of those beliefs are in conflict with one partner or the other's cultural identity).

But while polls show that the Republicans' message is succeeding politically, Republican candidates and party leaders are offering few specifics about how they would tackle the nation's $13.7 trillion debt, and budget analysts said the party was glossing over the difficulty of carrying out its ideas, especially when sharp spending cuts could impede an already weak economic recovery.

Consequently, people occasionally gloss over the facts.

"She didn't gloss over the difficulties, but at the same time she was fundamentally optimistic.

The site doesn't gloss over the difficulties of travel in Myanmar, including frequent blackouts, lack of infrastructure and unreliable Internet service.

It may appear that the Mohist arguments for acting on impartial concern are rather superficial and invite quick refutation, but Confucians could also be accused of glossing over the difficulties of getting people to have concern for all (if not equal and impartial concern).

These diagrams glossed over the considerable difficulties of mixing materials from two different species.

The former Capital FM newsreader Howard Hughes glossed over the technical difficulties with ease but John Nicolson and Jane Moore seemed less happy.

I would soon learn that Mr. Nelson, like many salesmen, particularly those who represent large organizations, had been emphasizing the benefits and glossing over the potential difficulties in the application process.

For one, the stereotype glossed over the myriad difficulties their communities faced: poverty, drugs, suicide, mental illness.

But the article glosses over significant human rights concerns, specifically in the area of religious freedom.