Sugarcoat

A few months later, she didn’t sugarcoat her feelings about her diminished status on a World Cup-winning team.

It does this in a way that feels more life-affirming than it does morbid or depressing, even though it doesn't sugarcoat things or have an over-reliance on being sentimental/feel-good.

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Kettering boss Richard Lavery was not in the mood to sugarcoat the performance in his post-match comments.

Now, on the money front, I won’t sugarcoat it.

The documentary doesn’t sugarcoat the communes’ divisions and decline.

There's no way to sugarcoat it: I was not impressed.

The significance of this is so huge that even the liberal media couldn’t sugarcoat it—outlets broadly acknowledged this as an embarrassing blow for Harris and a worrying signal for the Democrats.

Not going to sugarcoat it,” Gallo said.

I have No Doubts that this “Tea and Crackers” party is to seemingly sugarcoat the results of resolutiom.

No one was killed, but the decision in 1925 to rebuild KKK Klavern 101 – the long-abandoned brick, steel, and glass brick box just north of downtown – has allowed civic leaders to sugarcoat a long overdue dialogue about race relations.

Brown didn’t sugarcoat the challenges of implementing such a law.

Do not sugarcoat it.

For his part, Abdulaziz didn’t sugarcoat his thoughts: “The hacking of my phone played a major role in what happened to Jamal, I am really sorry to say,” Abdelaziz told CNN.

I won’t sugarcoat things here: this entire set-up is maddeningly convoluted, and even hard to keep track of.

There is no way to sugarcoat this loss.

This was always going to be a horrible result - and one that its recently installed chief executive John King was never going to sugarcoat because he wasn't responsible for it.

Yeah, well the thing is, you know, I am who I am, and I'm not going to try to sugarcoat anything.