This was to gloss over the low points in the early 1960s.

"How else would we gloss over the loss of five days?"

This is a point that many seem to want to gloss over.

It would be wrong for us simply to try and gloss over that.

"We are in no way trying to gloss over this."

Much is left out or glossed over in her account.

Glossed over was the fact that the two men became close friends.

It does his memory no service to gloss over this.

In the reports we do not gloss over the challenges they face.

There is one area that all the stories on this decision gloss over.

For now the government is mostly glossing over the problem.

You just glossed over the major security risk that is the ability to add someone to a group.

When growth was nearly 5 percent a year, as it has been for several years now, those problems could be glossed over.

This is such a serious matter that I do not wish to gloss over it.

To take another example, we have once again glossed over the debate on nuclear power.

He was surprised that she had glossed over her own good news.

My group is opposed to glossing over our own work.

"But that glosses over the very big differences in interest rate policy," he said.

"This system will never go back to glossing over what happens with our kids."

I read the first few lines of the article and my brain glossed over.

Disney only glossed over what I wanted to look into.

But often, he said, people just gloss over his corrections.

For rather obvious reasons, history is glossed over at school.

Surely, there's a much more interesting story right here, which we were about to gloss over.

But there is a dark side to Polish history that we must not gloss over.