Sentence examples for pretty euphemistic from inspiring English sources

Failure to create the conditions for stability is a pretty euphemistic take on what that same UN report sums up as "the longest occupation in recent history.

That somewhat euphemistic "creativity" elicits intriguing questions about the evolving intersection of beauty, technology and self-image.

Also, because it was pretty much all they heard when they were growing up, the kids had this euphemistic King James Bible quality in the language they used to describe their plight, which I wanted to make use of.

Euphemistic smalltalk flows uneasily.

Another risk manager was less euphemistic.

Perhaps 'cooked' is too euphemistic a term.

"Criticized the New York Times" sounds a bit euphemistic.

"Pardon?" or "excuse me?" are insufferably euphemistic.

(6) Most Euphemistic EIT: abbreviation for the already euphemistic "enhanced interrogation technique".

They liked the euphemistic surfaces of Austrian life.

But it is possible to attempt a euphemistic taxonomy.