I think there's been a glossing of the facts.

The typing and glossing of texts is something which does not have to be done in the village.

It is rarely possible to explain this as a matter of mere incompetent glossing.

There is no glossing over the problem - not to a puzzled stranger and not to ourselves.

After the second sheet was set down it received a glossing of butter, then the same with a third sheet.

Jack is not hostile to Gaelic, he (and many others) are just uncomfortable with this crude glossing of a complex past.

There is no glossing over the fact that most "coon songs" reveled in ridicule.

A table of codes for grammatical elements used in interlinear glossing occurs after the glossed sentences.

A few other conventions which are sometimes seen are illustrated in the Leipzig Glossing Rules.

Ibid., "Illustrative data (interlinear glossing is omitted to save space):

Stark realism is the keynote of the writing and depiction, with no glossing of the sacrifices constantly being made by the sailors."

Below is an interlinear glossing and analysis of the words in each sentence, with lines of analysis being vertically aligned on a word-by-word basis.

A semi-standardized set of parsing conventions and grammatical abbreviations is explained in the Leipzig Glossing Rules.

Through it all, a student can rest assured that Boris's sarcastic glossing of the Kremlin's Orwellian doublespeak remains a virtuoso lesson.

Moreover, one of the few examples of Old Irish glossing has been given to the various texts of Senchas Már.

When the language of the corpus is not a working language of the researchers who use it, interlinear glossing is used to make the annotation bilingual.

When marking text for interlinear glossing, most affixes are separated with a hyphen, but infixes are separated with angle brackets .

A glossing of Baile In Scáil lists Flaitbertach Ua Néill as high king, but he proved unable even to control the north of Ireland.

The glossing was probably brought to England as Old French crimne (12th century form of Modern French crime), from Latin crimen (in the genitive case: criminis).

No amount of Biblical glossing helped when the Van Doorns faced their real catastrophe, nor were the teachings of the Dutch Reformed Church of much assistance, either.

In order to differentiate between the variability in The Tremulous Hand of Worcester's glossing, Christine Franzen, a literary scholar, has categorized his work into seven accepted layers.

When marking text for interlinear glossing, as in the third column in the chart above, simple affixes such as prefixes and suffixes are separated from the stem with hyphens.

In particular, they note that the glossing of the Italian version of the shahada into Arabic, does not correspond exactly with the standard ritual formula recited daily by every Muslim.

There is no "glossing over" the fact that each group of newcomers faced "extreme prejudice," but the genius of the city was its eventual "melding of disparate people into a congenial, workable synthesis."

It is a journalist's role to probe and dissect, and to do so in an atmosphere that, it is hoped, does not encourage either embellishment by the subject or a glossing over by the writer.

Under most of the words were glosses in red ink.

They are also so ancient as to be unintelligible without heavy glosses.

He was the author of several glosses on the Talmud.

They could also add glosses preceded by the word "Comment".

Some other manuscripts of this work also contain a few such glosses.

The writing for Gloss Drop was completed from 2010 to 2011.

Also, satirical explanations of words and events are called glosses.

It also had an elaborate system of commentary in marginal glosses.

Gloss is briefly seen in issue number 50 of the maxi-series "52".

Glosses, Caricatures, and letters to the editor are also published.

No conflict, nothing ponderous, just several light glosses over the day's headlines.

Mr. Bush can provide such glosses as bringing democracy to the region.

Gloss Drop received generally positive reviews from most music critics upon its release.

It is attested by several inscriptions and a few glosses.

The behaviour of the clever is far from complex; it's simple, if you see through the glosses.

Fortunately, these stories survive academic glosses, just as they survived the white man's rule.

Bought an album called Gloss Drop yesterday, it's very good.

Gloss papers give the highest optical density in the printed image.

Thus the matrix entries are a series of glosses.

For others, high-shine glosses also provide a kind of tactile entertainment.

The glosses are made with green tea extracts and a hint of mint.

Other words and idioms, marked with a special symbol, get fuller glosses.

Now this speech has been well reported, and 10 commentators will produce 10 glosses.

And one winces at occasionally myopic glosses on individual works.

Gloss gives equal weight to the practical and moral dimensions of this dilemma.

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."

And I just sort of quickly glossed over those things.

It does his memory no service to gloss over this.

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

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

But now is a good moment to gloss the Darwin industry.

For now the government is mostly glossing over the problem.

Much is left out or glossed over in her account.

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

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

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

My group is opposed to glossing over our own work.

That gives him only a line or two (and a matter of hours) in which to gloss each game.

He saw no point in attempting to gloss the truth.

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

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

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

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

He forced a little laugh, tried to gloss it over.

Disney only glossed over what I wanted to look into.

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

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

These points are too important to be glossed over and taken lightly.