Sugarcoating

As co-chair, she has advocated for teens to have access to the same resources as their peers and for doctors and workers to understand that with teenagers, sugarcoating surgeries or diagnoses sometimes hurts more than it helps.

Sugarcoating is not going to do it.

There were however legions of translators who provided embellishing, sugarcoating, and smoothing, which I tried to stop at the gates of the citadel.

But there’s no sugarcoating the fact that a plurality of Republicans, 46 percent, favored it, while only 32 percent were opposed, according to an Ipsos poll commissioned by the Daily Beast.

Panama coach Hernan Dario Gomez isn’t in the business of sugarcoating the truth before his team makes history by playing in its first World Cup.

We’re not sugarcoating things, folks: For this thing to work, USC’s athletic director must have a voice.