Sentence examples similar to good whitewash from inspiring English sources

Then something startling happened: He denounced the Olympics as a feel-good whitewash on China's repressive, market-hungry government.

It does us no good to whitewash history, to change the narrative around Hiroshima, or to take decisions from 1945 out of the context in which they were made.

That's just more whitewash!

Oh my goodness, someone ACTUALLY REFUSED TO WHITEWASH A ROLE. Good for you Ed Skrein!! https://t.co/0KyVYDNQsZ.

Paddle out until you find a small wave, even whitewash is good to start with (but even better it it's got some projectile juice! ).

"To get over the whitewash is always good.

To some, this may sound like a whitewash.

I am a fan of Judith Newman's and was sorry to see, in her review of "Alone Together," by Teddy Getty Gaston with Digby Diehl (Sept . 1, her description of Teddy Getty's account of her long struggle to be a good wife and mother as "whitewashed".

"One of the pitfalls I think is striking the balance between celebrating the life of that person, but at the same time we're alert to whitewashing, a too good portrayal of that person," says Tom Brown.

Never whitewash wood that is in good condition.

Winger Miles Mantella extended their lead further when he crossed the whitewash in the corner thanks to good work from full-back Jim Thompson, making his 50th appearance for the club.