Sentence examples for it's euphemistically from inspiring English sources

He said: "This is Japanese art – Spring Pictures as it's euphemistically called.

"This is Japanese art – Spring Pictures as it's euphemistically called," said Dinsmore in an interview with BBC Radio 5 Live.

In the race to produce ever-faster dogs, the industry, as it's euphemistically put, produces a lot of " wastage"—to wit, it kills a fuckload of unwanted dogs.

DISCOURAGING SIGN -- Though the New York City Opera continues to do artistically strong work, like its wonderful new production of Handel's "Rinaldo," the company remains committed to its stealth system of electronic "sound enhancement," as it is euphemistically called.

Historians may well record that the greatest of Mr Jiang's achievements was to put the role of capitalism ("advanced productive forces", as it is euphemistically known) beyond debate by enshrining it in the constitution of the Communist Party.

He was subjected to "alternative interrogation techniques" as it was euphemistically called.

The government has refused to publish the rules or any details about what it is euphemistically calling a "secure college".

The school held a tornado drill two weeks ago, as Iowa requires, though it was euphemistically called a shelter drill.

Down a dingy alleyway in Seoul, South Korea, the "host bar," as it is euphemistically known, is announced by a sign that suggestively promises "X Large".

When they first meet, Yun Ling is prematurely aged and embittered — and physically maimed — by the deprivations of the camp where she was, as it was euphemistically called, "a guest of the emperor".

For weeks, I didn't even understand that what I was suffering from was depression, or "depression with generalised anxiety" as my own particular brand of it was euphemistically called.