Sentence examples for will gloss over from inspiring English sources

But the storytellers will gloss over that.

Throw the terms Tor, or encryption, or VPN at most users and their eyes will gloss over and confused looks will wash over their faces.

His self-declared campaigners included figures from the previous era of military rule who are widely viewed with distaste.Egypt's media machine and hefty state will gloss over the election's disappointments, falling in step as Mr Sisi moves to form a government, before a general election expected by the autumn.

Revisionism insists that Blair has been mistreated by current public opinion, that history will gloss over the Iraq war and tuition fees.

The strike will gloss over a poor match that was never on a par with the more entertaining previous editions of the derby, many of which were fresh in the memory after a hype-filled build-up.

Those closest to Beale harbour deep reservations about the scope of next week's hearing, believing the exclusive focus on incidents of alleged inappropriate text messaging will gloss over "what's really going on in the Wallabies".

Sometimes there's some language that I'll gloss over, like "shut up," but the scary stuff I feel is really imaginative, and I don't want to gloss over it.

(I'll gloss over a travel feature headlined "The best baby-making breaks").

Some evolved genetic disadvantage (the details of which we'll gloss over) is apparently holding women back.

*Technically, the Indian Ocean begins somewhere between Cape Point and Cape Agulhas, 60 miles to the south east but we'll gloss over that ….

(In Berlin it's difficult to find where the wall stood just 10 years ago). And if I think a design is outstanding, the odds are that I'll gloss over those tensions too.