Sentence examples for prettify it from inspiring English sources

And certainly she doesn't prettify it - that terrible phrase about the knickers, the sense of victimisation, the two powerful men, one the aggressor, one the saviour.

He played the violin line with a biting edge that evoked the music's rustic roots, and he resisted the temptation to prettify it, trusting instead in the music's raw, emotional power.

And, thanks to the no doubt well-meaning but bizarre concept of "social promotion", up to 300,000 students who fail to pass exams each year are still automatically passed up to the next grade.In this section To traffic hell and back A surfeit of disaster The hobbled cheerleader Oh, Lord Rudy v Rudy Unsafe waters Prettify it, or get rid of it?

As one Atlantan all-too-typically concludes, "Why not just drive there and listen to the radio?"In this section To traffic hell and back A surfeit of disaster The hobbled cheerleader Oh, Lord Rudy v Rudy Unsafe waters Prettify it, or get rid of it?

By contrast, in a nation as religious as America, acts of nature are deemed God's will, to be accepted without rancour.In this section To traffic hell and back A surfeit of disaster The hobbled cheerleader Oh, Lord Rudy v Rudy Unsafe waters Prettify it, or get rid of it?

And, thanks to the no doubt well-meaning but bizarre concept of "social promotion", up to 300,000 students who fail to pass exams each year are still automatically passed up to the next grade.In this section Prettify it, or get rid of it?

There's no way of prettifying it.

"Squeegees" has more bells and whistles than its independent online counterparts, but online comedy is minimalist and rough; prettifying it can hurt it.

Instead of wasting early cycles to beautify features that we later cut, we focused on getting a plain-looking version of a feature into the app, found out if anyone used it or cared about it, and then prettified it later.

Markets were further spooked by an article on Fortune.com which suggested that the company might have changed the way it accounts for losses to prettify its numbers.

Bankers was fined $64m earlier this year after admitting that it had transferred unclaimed customers' funds to prettify its balance sheet.