edulcorate造句

• We must " not " give a skewed, edulcorated view of Wikipedia to our readers.
• The newspaper caters to a conservative, fascist, borgeouis public and its chief-editor Bizanti tries in all manners to give a right-wing slant even to the most trivial news items, while at the same time edulcorating and desensitizing the thornier issues, such as unemployment, police brutality and so on.
• The negative assessments were later endorsed by literary historian Georgeta Ene, who noted : " Iorga's magazines have drawn around them a significantly large'constellation'of minor writers and have produced a dull, edulcorated, inconsistent literature, which only went as far as to obstinately perpetuate themes originating in " S
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