"There is no way to sugar coat it," he said.
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No point in trying to sugar coat it, I guess.
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Together, they create a thick sugar coat around the cell.
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It's legit what's going on and we don't sugar-coat things.
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People with chronic illness should not have to sugar-coat their experiences.
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Keep in mind, I come from a family who doesn't sugar-coat anything.
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The doctor doesn't sugar coat the problems Kim had with North and Saint.
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There is no need to sugar coat this: I'm very upset with the Senate.
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"It is simply medical malpractice, there's no way to sugar coat it," he says.
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I'm not going to sugar coat it but I also don't want to scare them.
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But — and there's no way to sugar-coat it — Easter's candy throne may be crumbling.
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I have always been a proponent of not trying to dishonestly sugar coat one's activities.
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"We can't sugar-coat today's news," said Chris Rupkey, chief economist at MUFG in New York.
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I am not going to sugar-coat this, my friends, he had written in advance of that storm.
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However, Chia said he won't assist with writing or editing applications, nor will he sugar-coat his guidance.
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All too often they sugar coat rejection with unverifiable excuses about timing or purely ceremonious offers to help.
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Perhaps that paints a pessimistic picture of John Lineker but it is best not to sugar coat it.
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By sensing the type of sugar coat present, our immune cells can identify other cells as friend or foe.
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China calls that cooperation, adding a "win-win" mantra to sugar coat a bitter pill for losers accumulating trade deficits.
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As you can see from this clip, DeGeneres didn't really sugar-coat her impression of Mesnick's romantic bait and switch.
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Another motto to live by has to be "Sugar coat evvverything," which is painted above a display of Foodstirs products.
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"I'm not going to sugar coat it: We took a gut punch in Iowa," Biden said at a rally in New Hampshire.
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They also respect CEOs who admit mistakes, don't sugar-coat problems and are willing to take calculated risks to improve their businesses.
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"If our intent were to obfuscate or sugar-coat this situation, would we have been so forthcoming with this information?" he asked.
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"It's a tough diagnosis, not going to sugar coat this, but the guy came through the surgery and he's getting stronger," said Graham.
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Check out more videos from VICE: Starting a clothing brand with no fashion background besides retail is not easy-- I won't sugar coat it.
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I finally decided I don't want to sugar coat anything for anybody any longer and worry about how my life impacts other people's feelings.
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"Equity retreat" was how to sugar-coat the 1987 stock market implosion; "corporate rightsiding" was a pretty phrase for the mass sacking of employees.
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Unlike other sugar daddies, who play the role of the good Samaritan to expiate their guilt, this one does not sugar-coat his activities.
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While the company is bullish about self-driving cars, Lyft doesn't try to sugar-coat the risks of its electric-scooter and bike-sharing operations.
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What spurred this change is unclear, but its announcement now adds a sugar coat to an ever so slightly bitter pill delivered later in the post.
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When Colton brought Hannah B. home to meet his family during a date in Denver, he said he was grateful his parents don't sugar coat things for him.
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Although Ruby doesn't see her work as an active attempt to change our perspectives on mental illness, she makes a point "not to sugar-coat things," she says.
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Khloé explained that she didn't start getting many opportunities as a result of the show until the fourth or fifth season, and she didn't sugar-coat the reason.
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"There's no way to sugar-coat this: I'm mad as h*** -- and I know you are, too," Gregory Angelo, president of the Log Cabin Republicans, said Tuesday in a fundraising email.
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"There's no way to sugar-coat this: I'm mad as hell -- and I know you are, too," Gregory Angelo, president of the Log Cabin Republicans, said in a fundraising email at the time.
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If I want to own a cyclical, again I'm not going to sugar coat — I'm going to circle back to GE. I need yield protection and I need good growth across the board.
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"I mean we can try and sugar coat this all we want, but the Speaker's decision isn't going to have an impact on the majority one way or the other," said retiring Rep.
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"I don't think there's any reason to try to sugar coat this," said USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue in a conference call with reporters to discuss the administration's fiscal 22017 budget proposal for the agency.
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If Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was testy when she arrived, she might have realized that getting him to sugar coat his message to her and her delegation of businessmen was out of the question.
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Yep, there's no way to sugar coat it, R2-D2 is even pricier than the expensive BB-1803 toy was, but Sphero seems to have put a lot of work into making its Artoo as screen-accurate as possible.
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That said, if a friend comes to you and says they don't feel safe in a relationship, or they're concerned that their partner's behavior is dangerous, that is a red flag that you shouldn't sugar-coat at all, Dr. Bonior says.
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It's a tech company — actually, let's not sugar-coat it; the Circle is Google, if Google Plus had worked out and replaced Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, PayPal, Venmo, and a dozen other services most of us have installed on our phones right now.
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"What makes it worse is that ABC won't admit its error and now tries to sugar coat it with now calling their correction just a 'clarification' - (and other news organizations of course repeated ABC original story)," the former Fox News and NBC News anchor tweeted.
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"There's no way to sugar-coat it, Cathay Pacific's latest earnings were horrible and I expect it will be more of the same in 2017 as its revenues are under pressure from low yields," Mohshin Aziz, regional aviation analyst and associate director at Maybank Kim Eng Securities.
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After that, I asked some people who I knew wouldn't sugar-coat the truth about whether I was such an imposing person or had any other social troubles, and, based on the feedback I got, here are the problems I have: First off, I'm a conversational narcissist.
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While the women were thrilled to see the US join the movement's international scope by embracing feminism for the 99 percent, they were also concerned that using pop stars such as Madonna or Scarlett Johansson as spokespeople for the cause would indeed "sugar coat" their mission.
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It has been really hard — I can't sugar coat that — it has been really hard adjusting and there's a lot of things you can't prepare for," she acknowledged, "but even in all of that, I know that every day gets better instead of before when every day got worse.
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"There is no way to sugar-coat the numbers, the growth picture in the first half of 2018 is ugly and it shows in this economy that there is broad-based weakness across the primary and tertiary sectors of the economy," said senior economist at BNP Paribas Jeffrey Schultz.
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"Because it is a TV movie they couldn't go into specifics—like when it came to who Haim's actual abuser was, we had to sugar coat that and present it in a more TV applicable that way," Feldman, 46, tells PEOPLE, adding that he feels the network was respectful considering the circumstances.
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The opinions expressed here are those of the author, a columnist for Reuters.) By Clyde Russell LAUNCESTON, Australia, March 22018 (Reuters) - There's no way to sugar-coat the worst-ever reading of China's manufacturing indexes, which were pummelled as the economy was largely shut down in February as Beijing battled to contain the coronavirus epidemic.
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Just when the Chiefs needed head coach Andy Reid to dial up some vertical routes, Rivers and the Chargers were the ones taking deep shots—even with top receiver Keenan Allen in the locker room with a potentially serious knee injury: There's no way to sugar-coat this: The Chiefs need more from Dee Ford, or they need Justin Houston back.
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I'm not going to sugar coat it. It's sad. But you can't spend your whole life in grief." About the loss theme of Grand Blood, Newton said, "The record focuses on getting older and dealing with death and all the responsibilities I was shirking most of my life.
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Finally, Blewett was taken back to his home by Wall Township Police officers after the fights subsided. John won the race and he stated during his interview, "fighting, doesn't sugar coat anything." Later, Blewett received a four-week suspension and the hopes of winning a third title were over. That was when Showtime Mania was falling apart.
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Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols of ComputerWorld.com describes digital copy as "nonsense, a feature that is no feature at all." He criticizes it as an attempt by the industry to sugar-coat DRM, complaining that viewers should be able to watch the movie they have bought on any device they want, and that media companies should change their business plans to meet their customers' legitimate needs.
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A machine using a rotation process to sugar-coat dragée Coating is an industrial process that consists of applying a liquid or a powder onto the surface of an edible product to convey new (usually sensory) properties. Coating designates an operation as much as the result of it: the application of a layer and the layer itself. Coating takes different meanings depending on the industry concerned.
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Trying to sugar-coat things, he indicates it is the only way to square things between them. A crooked San Francisco lawyer, Leonard Eels, has helped Whit dodge $1,000,000 ($ million today) in taxes, but now is blackmailing him for $200,000 or he will turn the incriminating records over to the United States Treasury. Whit wants Jeff to recover them and sends him on the afternoon train to San Francisco.
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Mann, has the talent of making her comedies, and tragedies complete and impressive within brief compass; and most of them have a touch of originality. Mann's work can be grim and unpleasant. The Times notes that she did not shirk from showing the ugliness of life whether describing the rich or poor. Part of Mann's grimness come from her refusal to sugar-coat reality or ignore the most probable outcomes.
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Afia Masood (also Khan), played by Meryl Fernandes, appeared in five episodes between 29 December 2009 and 5 January 2010, and returned on 18 November 2010. This is Fernandes's second role in EastEnders, her first being a schoolgirl in 1993. The EastEnders website describes Afia as "adventurous and straight to the point, doesn't sugar-coat the truth, and doesn't follow everyone else. [...] She knows what she wants and cunningly knows how to get it".
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Greatest Hits is a compilation album from DC Talk that include most of their chart-topping radio singles and fan favorites spanning the course of their career. The album is, for the most part, a re-release of their previous greatest hits album, Intermission: the Greatest Hits, but with the addition of "Godsend" and "Red Letters", and the subtraction of "Chance", "Sugar Coat It", "I Wish We'd All Been Ready", and the Mr. & Mrs. Morgan acts.
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To measure the disintegration time of the tablet coating and the tablet core, automatic disintegration testers are used which are able to determine the complete disintegration process of a tablet by measuring the rest height of the thickness with every upward stroke of the disintegration tester basket. There are two types of coating machines used in the pharmaceutical industry: coating pans and automatic coaters.Coating machines , apteka95.com Coating pans are used mostly to sugar coat pellets.
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He did not sugar- > coat his reports. He was prepared to stand up to Stalin with what his deputy > regarded as a 'brave outspokenness'. So skilled was he at providing the > evening situation reports concisely and accurately that even Zhukov bowed to > his capability and allowed Antonov to present them in his place. The trust > that Stalin came to place in Antonov was reflected in his survivability. He > retained his office until February 1945, when he was made chief of staff in > Vasilevsky's place.
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The "Killian documents" were initially claimed by CBS to have come from the "personal files" of the late Lt. Col. Jerry B. Killian, Bush's squadron commander during Bush's Air National Guard service. They describe preferential treatment during Bush's service, including pressure on Killian to "sugar coat" an annual officer rating report for the then 1st Lt. Bush. CBS aired the story on September 8, 2004, amid more releases of Bush's official records by the Department of Defense, including one just the day before as the result of a FOIA lawsuit by the Associated Press.
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201x201px A glycocalyx, literally meaning "sugar coat" (glykys = sweet, kalyx = husk), is a network of polysaccharides that project from cellular surfaces of bacteria, which classifies it as a universal surface component of a bacterial cell, found just outside the bacterial cell wall. A distinct, gelatinous glycocalyx is called a capsule, whereas an irregular, diffuse layer is called a slime layer. This coat is extremely hydrated and stains with ruthenium red. Bacteria growing in natural ecosystems, such as in soil, bovine intestines, or the human urinary tract, are surrounded by some sort of glycocalyx-enclosed microcolony.
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Zane is a composer who is trying to make a comeback after a song that he wrote was plagiarized by a national record label, something over which he remains bitter. Among the guests are Duncan Shepard (David Caitlin) and Clay Mellon (Thom Cox), two mismatched best friends who are having their own life problems. Duncan recently lost his business and tries to sugar-coat his life while he inadvertently helps out others with their own business problems. Clay is a manic depressive at a crossroads with his life while trying to connect with others to find his own life path.
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Cash values are an integral part of a whole life policy, and reflect the reserves necessary to assure payment of the guaranteed death benefit. Thus, "cash surrender" (and "loan") values arise from the policyholder's rights to quit the contract and reclaim a share of the reserve fund attributable to his policy. (see #Example of non- forfeiture values below) Although life insurance is often sold with a view toward the "living benefits" (accumulated cash and dividend values), this feature is a byproduct of the level premium nature of the contract. The original intent was not to "sugar coat" the product; rather it is a necessary part of the design.
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"Wegen eines gemeinsamen "Geo"-Beitrags mit Erich Loest durfte er von 1981 an nicht mehr für die DDR- Presse arbeiten." Other commentators, noting the stark realism with which some of his photo-journalism documented the less glamorous aspects of daily life, think that the ban on his press work came about from nothing more obscure than the failure of Melis to sugar-coat his photographic reportage in order more closely to align with the state's official image of itself. It was his publisher, Mark Lehmstedt, who described the photographs as "are a testament to the scepticism and resignation of the people of East Germany... [but they also celebrate] ... their pride, their endurance and their desires". The press ban on Melis lasted, like the German Democratic Republic, till 1989.
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His investigations eventually lead to astonishing revelations, not just about his past, but the Oubliette's as well. Specifically, he learns that the Oubliette is a panopticon and that the Revolution was a lie, perpetuated by the zoku colony to sugar-coat the Oubliette's history as the posthuman version of Australia. (The latter was also discovered by Unruh, a fact that shocked him greatly and led to his choice of an early Quiet.) He also realizes that gevulot is not as secure as people thought, but that a master key exists. It turns out that Jean le Roi holds the master key, being the Cryptarch and former King of the Oubliette, and that he is also the father of Isidore, something confirmed by Jean le Flambeur after Isidore's initial misapprehension that Jean le Flambeur was his actual father.
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