Sentence examples for it glosses from inspiring English sources

The biggest problem with "Four Lovers," whose screenplay was written by Mr. Cordier and Julie Peyr, is the degree to which it glosses over its subject and characters.

It glosses over its other side in order to hide the reality that millions of people are enslaved by an all-powerful and fantastically stable norm of production.

It glosses over data security "overly reassuring the population that its personal data are safe is an invitation to public disillusionment in the system down the road" in ways that may easily backfire.

It is a valid claim, though it glosses over some of the fine print.

A worthy conclusion, it glosses the trials of suburban middle age with sly wit and melancholy.

A uniting movement is not worth much if it glosses over those complexities.

But some have said it glossed over the Dinkins administration's failure to end the dispute.

The race was the target of rights groups that contended it glossed over Bahrain's political problems while antigovernment protesters intensified their demonstrations against the Sunni-led government.

It glossed over the wage-settlement problem and included among the city's revenues a hundred million dollars in new federal aid, which he doubted the city would receive.

Among other faults, it glossed over the fact that Mr. Gillespie condemned the white-supremacist violence in Charlottesville far more directly than did President Trump.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani dismissed Mr. Green's report, calling it partisan and saying that it glossed over what the mayor characterized as the department's significant achievements.