Sentence examples for got glossed over from inspiring English sources

"They got glossed over," he said.

I think some of the stuff about me, because it is about gender, gets glossed over more easily.

One thing that gets glossed over in Kobe Bryant's career is his recognition and admiration of those he deems worthy to carry his mantle – unlike, say, Michael Jordan.

It's something that can get glossed over by the spectacle of the film, but I think the most powerful thing about this story is the relationships between these characters.

As celebrated as The Strokes were in their time by writers who fancied themselves as having more culturally refined palates than Hoobastank fans, it's easy to forget that the band was also met with critical backlash, the harshest of which gets glossed over or omitted from Meet Me in the Bathroom.

Operating and maintenance expenses are two areas that usually get glossed over when the vision is the thing.

"Behind these numbers, behind this legal jargon are actual families who have not had justice for decades and decades … some of this can get glossed over when you're just thinking about it in policy terms.

Tchaikovsky's Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture was the real revelation, not only thrillingly played by the BBCSO, but full of the telling detail and inner voices that so often get glossed over in performances that go for showboating effects.

You'd be forgiven if you haven't heard of Kobo's Android-powered Vox eReader before — it has a tendency to get glossed over in favor of bigger names like the Kindle or the Nook.

Long emails get glossed over, so your extra words will not be read anyway.

In the debates about "poppy etiquette," it can sometimes feel like the poppy's meaning gets glossed over.