Sentences with phrase «gloss over such»

Sometimes egalitarians, in their enthusiasm for advancing the equality and dignity of women in the Church, gloss over such passages or try to explain them away.

He had several sub-par matches during but nobody batted an eye cos we were winning, typically glossing over such things.

Also, some of the skills in your Summary of Skills section are overused / clichéd, like «detail oriented,» «polished communication skills,» and «motivated self - starter» — it seems like everyone is claiming skills like this, so employers are glossing over such statements.

«Some of the words job seekers use in a summary that are glossed over such as seasoned, experienced, creative and innovative.

Not exact matches

That's why borrowers should be wary if such fees are glossed over or not clearly outlined.

One has to gloss over the crude ethics that one finds mixed in with great moral ideals, not only in such matters as we have cited from Paul but still more in the Old Testament where God is at times represented as helping and even directing his people to steal and kill, the Ten Commandments to the contrary.

Such violations, often glossed over in the «Judeo - Christian tradition,» have provided the main plot of Jewish - Christian interaction.

Yet, the «instinct,» if we want to use that word, is of a higher order than mere cravings, which Gopnik glosses over when he compares the impetus to read to our need for clothing and shelter: «there really are no whys to such things, anymore than there are to why we wear clothes or paint good pictures or live in more than hovels and huts or send flowers to our beloved on their birthday.»

As with the literal traveler, I think such arrogance is just a way of glossing over how out - of - place and scared I felt when abroad, when perched on those high peaks and lost in those shadowy valleys.

I'm sorry if I glossed over that part, as it is such a small amount that I didn't consider it.

Simultaneously, fundamental reasons for defeat such as Ed Miliband's leadership are glossed over.

Under such pressure, bad behavior can be glossed over or even rewarded.

But in a lawsuit filed in San Francisco, the two groups charged that DOE glossed over site - specific risks, such as how the labs might deal with an accidental spill or an earthquake.

It has become a way of glossing over irresolvable conflict between groups with some interests in common, such as taxpayers (who want to save money), scientists (who want to spend it on exciting projects) and people with disabilities (who hope public funds will improve the quality of their life).

Glossing over or omitting from the main body of the report gynecological problems such as higher rates of cervical cancer, polycystic ovarian syndrome, blocked fallopian tubes, pelvic inflammatory disease, hormonal disorders and multiple births

To add life to such dark shades you can always add gloss or a bit of lighter shades over it, just to make your lips look fuller.

The press has been critical of the fact that she glosses over certain issues, arguing that she should be handling heavier topics, such as a disfiguring car accident, with a little more emotion and detail.

Several important scenes were glossed over, such as everyone's

While the respect oozes from Hamilton's former peers (with just a tinge of bitterness and resentment toward his popularizing a once - secret surfing spot), the man himself has more of an it - is - what - it - is approach to his accomplishments — glossing over heavier topics such as child abuse («it was just training») and even downplaying his own innovations («ideas come out of boredom»).

If there is little time for the wealth of vivid details that make the books such a delight, there is, instead, a visual acuity that fills in rather than glosses over.

Several important scenes were glossed over, such as everyone's reaction to the deaths of the main characters (it's not a spoiler because everybody knows it).

In other words — she's a teenager, and «The Edge of Seventeen» is such a breath of fresh air because it's wise enough to not gloss over these complexities of young adulthood.

But we tend to gloss over the fact that there were other organizations — such as universities, automakers, banks, and airlines — that switched from buying minicomputers to buying desktops.

A peer - reviewed study of academic gains in New Orleans, conducted by Tulane economists and glossed over in the Times piece, compared the performance of New Orleans students with that of other hurricane - affected students, concluding that «we are not aware of any other districts that have made such large gains in such a short period of time.»

However, we gloss over the amount of time and effort required to create such masterpieces.

You can do the normal things such as clicking erase and gloss over any area that you want to delete lines or a series of text.

Whether we are discussing the struggles of an entire nation such as Greece or following the political rumblings of a high - profile figure such as Donald Trump, we do more than simply gloss over news snippets.

At times those simple rules can be problematic as the «Learn to Play» guide glosses over important details or leaves certain things ambiguous, such as whether critical hits also count as regular damage.

Although the tutorial part of the Platinum demo glosses over some of the battle system's more sophisticated elements - such as the Warp attack which lets you hit enemies from a distance are nevertheless present - there are a wide selection of magic attacks.

That modernism has always both mined and marginalized the cultural practice of black artists is not a new revelation; but the ways in which such appropriations and revisions are glossed over by formalist discourse is brought into jarring focus by the works on display.

His studies tend to be rather general and gloss over details such as the difficulties of using hydrogen for transportation.

Interestingly, this included reinforcing the belief system within the group as well as outside it by dishonest means, such as glossing over problems in research being produced for public consumption.

It's just that it's so easy to corrupt — you can «prove» anything with (the misuse of) statistics, especially if you're prepared to accept P values of 0.1 as being significant, RR values very close to unity and confidence intervals which encompass unity (ie no effect), if you're prepared to leave out «inconvenient» results and to gloss over «unfortunate» facts such as lack of biological plausibility, dose response, tiny sample sizes and massive confounding factors.

It's sometimes difficult to convey why such a different but polished software experience is nice to use as many people gloss over the details once they hear «non-stock Android.»

● Functional: Since functional resumes lead with the skills section and gloss over your past jobs, it's good for applicants who would like to conceal a gap in their work experience, such as a stay - at - home mother returning to the workforce.

Glossing over the all - too - obvious no - nos, such as using party shots or vacation pics that reveal too much information, there are more subtle offenses.

On the question of privacy rights, she says: «TREB glosses over the fact that while its Website Rules, in purported defence of privacy rights, do not allow innovative brokers to provide consumers with valuable MLS information, TREB imposes no such restrictions on traditional brokers.