Sentences with phrase «gloss over that person»

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While the Prize itself is awarded only to living people (a fact that spares any blame to the Nobel committee for slighting Franklin), the history of science, say many, has glossed over her central role in the discovery.

Words are distracting, and most people will gloss over them.

Here are a few of the most interesting facts about Colonel Sanders that many people don't know — including a few that KFC probably would rather gloss over.

In the future, people will look back at this article and the others like it, and you will look like someone who didn't have any insight, couldn't see the big picture, glossed over and ignored the facts and who missed it completely.

I keep telling people about it, but it seems that eye gloss over.

Even the Brundtland Commission, which at first glance seems to be an exception with its blunt language about unsustainable population growth, ends in a familiar UN place: «Talking of population just as numbers glosses over an important point: People are also a creative resource, and this creativity is an asset societies must tap....

It's the people who are already seeing through the pathetic attempts to gloss over what the bible actually says who are seeking this kind of support, probably because they know that they can't trust what their pastors have to say.

There is, however, always a danger of dialogue glossing over social abuse, although paradoxically, interfaith activity often does not help to unite religions, but rather it creates an alliance amongst people of different faiths who are committed to social justice and change.

bill, you're a despicable person for trying to gloss over those atrocities.

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.

I encourage people to use their ability to discern what's actually being communicated in their church situations and not gloss things over with glorified expectations or wishful thinking or inordinate submission to authority.

White supremacists and trendy yuppie conformists are often NOT people who have earnest ignorance, but often have * willful * ignorance, people who intentionally gloss over the LACK of foundation for the notions and lifestlye which they espouse.

(It also tends to gloss over the hard work of real people, like agents, editors, sales reps, marketing people, designers, and assistants whose gifts and creative energy make a lot of what we create possible.

It's easy to focus on people in the news, be they mega church pastors or politicians and see where they have gone astray and at the same time gloss over where we are abusing and misusing the talents, whatever they may be, that God has given us.

don't gloss over it preach the truth the people you know who are not Christians will go there

You talk about people who are into cooking and would gloss over this.

Chelsea only slowed spending in recent years because they went totally ham in the years prior, they are stacked full of good youth (they sold a lot of quality young players too) and Roman seems to have little appetite for overspending now but they still have bigger resources than us and better facilities just like City a fact people gloss over and the result of the overspending on youth sees them recoup money that they then use to spend whilst it looks like they are not spending (also got lucky with the price inflation directly after they went crazy on youth and the regularity of their China deals is sketchy at best.)

The thing with Cazorla that people tend to gloss over when talking about a potential replacement is that he is actually very intelligent defensively.

In the euphoria of the win people are glossing over how abysmal we were over two legs.

It ignores discussions about police brutality, glosses over anything that happened before the last 10 days, and lands with something that's an insult to the players and people in sports trying to fight for legitimate change in America.

We gloss over, forget, or ignore behavior that we know irks us, because we want to be nice maybe or because we think our needs are reasonable and that the other person should just know.

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).

What they did and what they ate is very significant, yes, but it would not be wise to gloss over the reality that sometimes people are simply gifted with good genes.

It's not about glossing over their flaws but about seeing them clearly and still deciding that this person is the one that you want, annoying habits and all.

Using this example, two people who have previously been married can lay their cards on the table straight away, getting rid of any awkwardness or temptation to gloss over the past.

You'll end up glossing over great matches that may, in fact, be the person that God intended for you.

The eHarmony skill for Alexa also surfaces pertinent information, like location and occupation that some people might gloss over if they are just quickly swiping at attractive pictures.

While the film aptly reflects the reality of Chinese people from three disparate political regimes crossing paths, it mostly glosses over the language barriers they encounter while conversing with one another in three dialects.

It glosses over a lot of his legal troubles, but there's enough here to suggest a sordid life behind the music, especially in the film's second scene, which sees an older Brown threatening people with a shotgun because one of them dared to use the bathroom in a building he owns.

The free and colorful spirit of the circus comes to life through spectacular musical numbers that conveniently gloss over the cruelty towards people and animals that circuses often exhibit.

Sean Penn's film is the movie equivalent of people who think Africa is a country, glossing over the experiences of nameless refugees in montage to make way for the real conflict: the bland romance between benevolent white saviours Charlize Theron and Javier Bardem.

However, one thing people sometimes gloss over is reviews for a book.

The people we meet see what's bad and good in others, and in themselves too, and don't gloss over any failings and disappointments.

People want guarantees when there are none, and this need for assurances is exacerbated by an industry that can gloss over medical concerns.

So rather than just trot out earnings yield as another tool (for people to gloss over), I'm trying to use / offer up tips & techniques — i.e. specific approach (es) to investing / analysis that help combat my (& hopefully a lot of readers») negative biases & to promote positive biases instead.

People just want to completely gloss over this I'm willing to bet at minimum a million people bought diPeople just want to completely gloss over this I'm willing to bet at minimum a million people bought dipeople bought digital.

I think one of the big challenges in game development that people gloss over is giving the player some sort of feedback on when their actions aren't working and they should try something else.

Many people experience the world in a way that is skewed by misrepresentation: glossed over, cleaned up or even exaggerated images of the earth and the human condition.

My beef is not with the models being wrong, that's to be expected the issue is with people trying to gloss over the discrepancy as a minor issue When David Hataway, leading light of solar physic got his prediction spectacularly wrong on Solar cycle 24.

Glossing over the diffence in a race to fix the person will prolong their problem.

Maybe people don't make this argument because of the whole genocide thing - the pretentious Duncan sure glosses over that.

Whether they stack the deck on funding, or give a pass on paper reviews, or gloss over their friends» failings, or use public, ad hominem attacks on people that have a different view... to people like Gleick these things are acceptable, even noble, because they are trying to save the world.

However, this model glosses over the reality of how opinions are formed, namely the many factors at work in how people make up their minds about complex issues.

Usually people gloss over this by neglecting the latter two.

People need to know how a given policy, law, regulation, etc. will affect them directly; otherwise the issues get glossed over.

When you say our business, I don't wan na separate the business of law from the legal work that we do, because what it is about and one of the points that I was trying to make in that I think people sometimes gloss over or miss is that it's about quality of work and it's about becoming better lawyers.

History is conveniently glossed over: people wrote and thought and painted and created for millennia before copyright laws came on the scene.

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.»

These should not exceed eight qualifications, as any more than that may be easy to gloss over for the person reading your resume.

Unfortunately too many resumes, whether accomplishment, skill or responsibility based, tend to be verbose, miss or just gloss over the most salient points, and worst bore a reader rather than painting a memorable picture of a person who will remain in their mind after they finish reading the document.