Sentence examples for whitewash that from inspiring English sources

It was not simply their inability to get over the whitewash that killed them.

The Torbryan panels were restored in the 19th century from beneath layers of whitewash that may have been deliberately applied to protect them from the iconoclasts.

Even the odd skeletal tree and the distant huddle of tiles and whitewash that was Ousefleet just got in the way.

Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, asserted that the Treasury Department's report was a whitewash that failed to acknowledge China's well-documented efforts to keep its exchange rate from rising.

Mark Lanier, a lawyer for plaintiffs, said the report was a whitewash that contained no new information about Merck's actions and had been prepared primarily to bolster the company's defense in the civil suits.

Relatives of victims said they pressed for an independent inquiry and expressed fear that the panel's report would be a whitewash that shifted the responsibility from managers to the victims.

Ms Munro said her objection to Thanksgiving was a "cultural whitewashing" that allows most Americans to ignore what happened to the native population.

There's a whitewashing that's happening in the club world, all over the place, but Fabric was able to do good business without having to bend to commercial interests.

In lacerating, off-kilter prose, Sinclair chronicles the destruction and the bureaucratic whitewashing that accompanied the building of the Olympic sites, typified throughout the book by the near-ubiquity of construction sites with blue perimeter fences ("like disinfectant running down the slopes of a urinal trough").

It's not about whitewashing that – but rather about giving a voice to human beings that have been overlooked".

It's not about whitewashing that," Chalabi has said, "but rather about giving a voice to human beings that have been overlooked".