| But they always sugar-coat the bad news by saying that the revenue is ahead of last year. |
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| There are builders who sugar-coat their proposals with big-name architects, irresistible bait in a city that shamefully settles for the ordinary. |
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| Our mission is not to sugar-coat or make it seem as though investment loans are right for everyone. |
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| You want someone who won't sugar-coat his or her advice and is willing to look a candidate in the eye and say the emperor is wearing no clothes. |
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| But we also ought to have some sources that won't fib or sugar-coat to appease their key demographic group. |
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| I'm not going to sugar-coat my personality just because an anonymous reviewer thinks that this tall poppy deserves a cutting. |
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| I think they had a lot of trust for me because I never tried to sugar-coat it. |
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| We want the freedom to believe what we like, ignore facts, sugar-coat reality, but then we have to recognize that there is a price to pay. |
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| My patients that get to know me like that I don't sugar-coat things and let them know what is going on. |
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| I don't usually sugar-coat things, and everybody's been skirting around the whole issue here. |
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| Mr. Gallois didn't sugar-coat the message. |
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| Well, there's no way to sugar-coat 80,000 jobs, so I won't even try. |
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| I'm not going to sugar-coat it that I'm some sober human being, because I'm not. |
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| Neither of them sugar-coat the ups and downs of working in the industry, but they will open your eyes a great deal about the false assumptions that you're making. |
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| All these purchasers were less interested in literature than in morality, though they understood that some literary qualities were needed to sugar-coat the pill. |
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| Neither of them sugar-coat the ups and down of working in the industry, but they will open your eyes a great deal about the false assumptions that you're making. |
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| The self-confessed bossy boots will be using her years of experience to help the girls on the reality show, but has warned she will not sugar-coat what she says. |
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| Of course, Bush's bloated budget proposals should not cause conservatives to flock to the big-spending Democrats, no matter how they might sugar-coat their message. |
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| Convenient packaging, interactive candy and nutritious chocolate are among the top trends expected to sugar-coat the candy business during this century. |
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| Naturally Neil Fox is on hand to pass his verdict and you just know that however severe his opinion may be,he will manage to sugar-coat it for the aspiring superstars. |
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