Sentences with phrase «sugarcoat facts»

I don't mean to cast all agents in a negative light (because that would be a gross misconception)- but I bring this up because I've worked with a few who have had a tendency to sugarcoat the facts, distract from the real areas of concern, and are constantly pushing me into a buying now decision (rather than being patient and looking for the right deal).

One doesn't get a sense of shame or apology for his presidency, and they don't sugarcoat the facts.

Do not sugarcoat facts and do not hide the main aspects.

I've tested similar crossovers but never with this much punch and ease of handling, although I won't sugarcoat the fact that many entry - level crossovers cost as much as $ 10,000 to $ 15,000 less.

I think it illustrates how we created the illusion of informed consent while still sugarcoating the facts.

New mom Jennifer Love Hewitt isn't sugarcoating the fact that it's not the easiest thing to lose the baby weight.

Whether it's a double - take or jaw - drop, people tend to have knee - jerk reactions when they see a beautiful person, and BeautifulPeople doesn't try to sugarcoat that fact.

Happy talk about «collaboration» won't sugarcoat that fact.

I won't sugarcoat the fact that his books did get slowly worse over the years, understandable given his fight with alzheimer's, a disease which he described as an embuggerance.

«Even if you were to play the game all sweet it still doesn't sugarcoat the fact if that litterbox is full that thing is going to s *** on your pillow,» notes Refenes.

«People who own cats will appreciate what we're doing as it doesn't sugarcoat the fact cats have assholes that they stick on things.»

There's no way to sugarcoat the fact that you will spend countless hours looking for a job, sending out resumes, and preparing for interviews.

Not exact matches

Whether its sugarcoated by his sporadic form on a few occasions or not, the fact is Giroud should always be used to his strengths and not otherwise.He is not and I repeat not the A-List striker that transforms crucial games consistently into wins by their sheer talent and creativity.

The hero is not a particularly likable guy; in fact he's rather infuriating, and the filmmakers and their lead actor refuse to sugarcoat him.