Sentence examples for glossing over problems from inspiring English sources

But many Japanese believe that he is glossing over problems at the plant.

Is there a risk of glossing over problems – the doors to equality that still need to be knocked down so to speak – by focusing too much on what has already changed?

But there is a tendency on these occasions to gloss over problems.

"PwC's audit reports glossed over problems of freedom of association and collective bargaining, overlooked serious violations of health and safety standards, and failed to report common problems in wages and hours".

An optimist amid the prevalent gloom, Murray, 62, nevertheless doesn't gloss over problems.

I've been pressed to gloss over problems with smiles and positive statements, to let things roll off my shoulders, and to care less about what other people think.

You Can't Ask That could have easily glossed over the ethical problems of its own premise but it tackles them head on.

I don't know if Nancy was being naïve or self-censoring in glossing over political problems.

"We were glossing over the problems I think, because it was so cute and so fairy tale-ish; everything was kind of crooked but beautiful and old-fashioned".

He also chides the authors for ignoring countries that do not fit their theory, and for glossing over social problems, such as divorce and suicide, that are worse in more equal countries.This debate will probably never be resolved.

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.