gloss overin a sentence
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His eyes are glossing over again and he's in absolute agony, holding my face in his hands.† (source)
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And though he was smiling faintly, Laila sensed something troubled and wounded beneath, disappointment and defeat glossed over with a veneer of good humor.† (source)
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Or A Highly Biased and Selective History of Hogwarts, Which Glosses Over the Nastier Aspects of the School.† (source)
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Yet this Fremen reaction and the obvious element of the Arrakeen diet high in spice were glossed over by Bene Gesserit observers.† (source)
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However, my dear, I may have glossed over an item that was extremely helpful in negotiations with my client.† (source)
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I saw us as equals, but in doing so, perhaps I glossed over the things she could not overlook.† (source)
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She appreciated the uses of Benjamin's wealth, but preferred to gloss over the sources of it.† (source)
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I glossed over the beginning, skipping the motorcycles and the voices, but telling her everything else right up to today's misadventure.† (source)
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Observe how ingenuously he underlines certain words, and how crudely he glosses over his hidden thoughts.† (source)
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Her way of glossing over the transaction with Trenor he regarded at once as a tribute to his own acuteness, and a confirmation of his suspicions.† (source)
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I'd started to read stories in the newspapers differently, to not just gloss over them, but to try and really understand what was happening, if there was any way I could help.† (source)
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He once asked me to tell him about my African trip and I simply glossed over it.† (source)
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From my insider's vantage point, I recognized the attempts to gloss over the real reasons these dogs were back on the market.† (source)
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As she talked about Peter, I had the disturbing thought that maybe he was one suspect we had glossed over too quickly.† (source)
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His mind would gloss over everything that had happened.† (source)
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In their autobiographies, they recounted great races in intimate detail, but falls and injuries were glossed over with the most perfunctory language.† (source)
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I'm ugly crying, describing the moment when the shots rang out and Khalil looked at me for the last time; how I held him in the street and saw his eyes gloss over.
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gloss over = become cloudy
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