Sentence examples for was being brushed from inspiring English sources

We decided to hold our inquiry because it was an issue that was being brushed under the carpet.

Autumn was Mr Fry's best season; the first dank smell of it, he wrote, made him thrill as though he was being brushed by teazels.

"The public was being brushed off with a single page of explanation from the FSA about the failure of RBS in exchange for the billions of pounds taxpayers put at risk to save the bank from collapse.

Democratic attempts to raise the issue are being brushed aside.

Brushing the teeth makes it worse, because the teeth are being brushed with acid.

That is being brushed aside because no one wants to actually deal with the reality".

But he believes environmental concerns are being brushed aside in the drive to exploit natural resources.

This is an industry-wide systemic problem that is being brushed under the rug in the name of "challenging funding environments".

"There are people who want to believe that we will see a recovery and any bad news is being brushed under the carpet".

This was a good example of how efficiently all differences are being brushed under the carpet at least until the October summit is out of the way.

Mr. Dick, argues that in the scramble to meet tough performance targets across the entire Europe airspace, the rights of controllers and their unions are being brushed aside.