I think that the space program has been somewhat sugarcoated.
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In the ballet world, it's all so hidden and sugarcoated.
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Little is sentimental or sugarcoated; Ms. Lipitz is interested in nuance.
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" Foy adds that show is "a real portrayal of marriage, it's not sugarcoated.
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I think that the nice thing about this season is it's not very sugarcoated.
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Her version of her own motivations is probably sugarcoated, but it still isn't pretty.
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" Yet another wrote: "Sheryl Sandberg did a sugarcoated [speech], thanking Germany and praising Data Protection.
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But Prince never sugarcoated things for her, even as he molded her into a star.
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A number of media outlets have been reporting on the position, which is apparently pretty sugarcoated.
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Their responses — nice, polite, sugarcoated — made me realize what lies at the heart of Canadian racism.
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It's not something to be taken lightly or sugarcoated — it's exhausting; it's hard work; it's life-altering.
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"If you believe the Democrats are going to win in 2020, this could be a sugarcoated poison pill."
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I was rapt until the bowl was empty and his sugarcoated golden crowns had turned the milk to syrup.
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But we've reached a point where the amount of candy in circulation is excessive — and symbolic of our sugarcoated environment.
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Although, I don't want to tell a sugarcoated story—there was always people, particularly minorities, who faced really steep discrimination.
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Still, the hurdles aren't sugarcoated, adding useful context to the current trade war and the manner in which it's unfolding.
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They told us about the lessons they believe have been sugarcoated or avoided altogether, as well as some thoughtful approaches.
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Her fights take a kind of grit and tenacity that is often sugarcoated in our modern-day stories of entrepreneurial success.
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To hold our attention, a show about changing the practice of medicine needs to offer more than the same sugarcoated pill.
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The narrative is engagingly well paced, but — and this is true of every encyclopedic museum I'm familiar with — sugarcoated and incomplete.
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Each year, on May 17, there is an anti-gay march sugarcoated under the title of 'day of the purity of family.
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She is gold to viewers who loathe sugarcoated lies, polite fictions, and the constant stream of aspirational success stories for self-improvement.
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Perhaps it's because the deterioration is incremental and individual measures of repression are disguised as legal rules or sugarcoated in economic benefits.
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Moore, an accused child molester who sugarcoated slavery and seemed intent on some sort of extreme Christian theocracy, was simply too far.
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The sugarcoated first installment of the "Despicable Me" franchise about a softhearted villain voiced by Steve Carell might delight the youngest family members.
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But this generation — worse off economically than their parents, and faced with the reality of climate change — doesn't want things sugarcoated for them.
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"My work shows that men often behave in subtly sexist ways, which can be understood as a form of sugarcoated sexism," Vescio tells Broadly.
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In the morning, head to Hanselmann's pastry shop, a classic since 222, whose elaborate rose- and buttercream-swirled exterior signals the sugarcoated delights within.
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I started off with classic (not to say "romantic") landscape photography, but soon realized that those sugarcoated shots do not represent their real environment.
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Truaxe's eccentric proclivities have been part of Deciem's DNA from the get-go, helping to shape it as an unfiltered presence in a heavily sugarcoated industry.
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Even if you don't cook, it's a pleasure to come and look at the crystallized violets, sugarcoated mint leaves, silver dragées, shocking orange-pink almond dragées.
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Mr. Macris, the agency said, sugarcoated the extent of the problems JPMorgan had faced in early 2012 as it racked up losses on a soured derivatives portfolio.
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A boutique, run by Greeks from the wave of guest workers in the '50s, offers white taffeta baby dresses and sugarcoated almonds, traditional symbols of Greek Orthodox baptisms.
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Finlay sugarcoated nothing about the risk of trying to cling to Boca Chica, Maria Pointer said, adding that he addressed years' worth of pent-up questions, fears, and frustrations.
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With its realistic portrayal of postpartum life, Frida entered the fray of companies trying to push the boundaries and show less sugarcoated and more authentic experiences in their advertising.
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"Gillespie told INSIDER that by calling Trump a white supremacist, the 2020 Democrats are trying to correct some impressions among the party's progressive base that "they've sugarcoated the issues before.
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But Ms. Woollard feels this justification has "sugarcoated" the actions of Western European leaders, as it has also confined thousands of asylum seekers in impoverished conditions in Greece and Turkey.
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Visually they find the artist returning fully to two dimensions after her triumphal public sculpture, "A Subtlety, or the Marvelous Sugar Baby," the monumental and vexatious sugarcoated woman-sphinx of 2014.
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At every job and at every juncture in my career, a formal mentor or informal peer mentor has given me the "non-sugarcoated" version of feedback I may not have received otherwise.
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We should have a healthy fear that we'll never get over the continuing effects of racism instead of a sugarcoated assumption that time and shifting census data on race will fix it.
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"It is the soft approach, the sugarcoated approach," said Alberto M. Fernandez, a former top counterterrorism official at the State Department and now vice president of the Middle East Media Research Institute.
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But unlike attempts by other veteran divas, Carey's returns to the spotlight generally succeed, thanks to her enviable ear, superlative vocal talent and willingness to bend her initially sugarcoated pop to new trends.
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Anyone who's ever worked in an office inundated with phoniness, passive aggression and a communication style heavy on duplicity will get a kick out of Winter's sendup of LIFt's toxic environment and sugarcoated cruelty.
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The "trying to be hip" strategy both reinforces the idea that Clinton is a pandering robot and trivializes young voters—as if millennials won't be able to digest their politics unless it is sugarcoated with emojis.
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"Hyperreal" sees him team up once again with Australian singer and composer Kučka (previously heard on album tracks "Numb & Getting Colder" and "Smoke & Retribution"), whose crystalline vocals provide a sugarcoated contrast to Flume's dark, heavy instrumental.
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" Dr. Reid helps patients cultivate victim empathy by having them attend court-sentencing hearings, where victims read detailed accounts "and the impact isn't sugarcoated" so offenders can "start to understand how an assault forever changes lives.
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To create the sugarcoated town, Mr. Lovitch, 83, who says he doesn't even like the taste of gingerbread, bakes and builds for at least 40 hours a week in the kitchen of his Forest Hills apartment.
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He has not sugarcoated things to his staff and has acknowledged how hard it has been to break through, the Democrat said, but he has no plans to leave before the debate later this month in Detroit.
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Ji's past suffering is sometimes mentioned in the more commercial media, but there it's usually done in a breezy, sugarcoated language: Maestro Ji had endured hardship, yet his love for our motherland has never diminished, blah, blah, blah.
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"This tale about a witches' plot to turn every child in England into a mouse is based on the novel by Roald Dahl, who does not write sugarcoated books," Caryn James wrote in her review in The Times.
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Libra is one of the nicest signs in the zodiac, which is rad; however, this could mean that a lot of the talk that's buzzing around you is being sugarcoated so it doesn't hurt your feelings or freak you out.
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So Spicer and Anthony Scaramucci and Corey Lewandowski are all graduating to greater recognition and riches, never mind that they willingly promoted, ignored or sugarcoated actions and pronouncements by Trump that went well beyond the established norms of partisan politics.
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In the United States, generations of schoolchildren have learned that the Pilgrims who arrived on the Mayflower signed treaties with Native Americans and celebrated the first Thanksgiving with them — a sugarcoated version of events that many historians consider a misrepresentation.
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It is also a bourgeois fantasy, one that trades on some dubious strengths: the sugarcoated romantic charms of rural life; our blasé slavishness to all things artisan; and the precarious thrill of eating a $200 lunch on land that's stained by human misery.
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Buy a bag of warm bunyols, small sugarcoated doughnuts, and stroll around Plaza de la Constitución, the sunny main square, where every so often, whistles blare and a vintage wood-paneled tram trundles through, rattling toward the port two-and-a-half miles away.
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There is Whiteheadian weirdness — hints of strange eugenics experiments; Friday night lynchings staged like vaudeville shows; and a kitschy "living history" museum, where Cora re-enacts a sugarcoated version of plantation life — but it creeps in slowly, with a subtlety that may send some readers to Google to check their memories of high school history.
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Reassuringly soul-traditional on her guest features, Woods's voice is so much tangier and chirpier here — she tastes liquid consonants like they're sugarcoated with a faint hint of lemon, savoring her words leisurely and with calculated effortlessness, as choice words echo a little, suggesting the shadow of a choir the way her beats suggest the shadow of a full band.
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A host of enablers have allowed the ugly face of Trump's racism to hide behind a populist mask, beginning with the Republican Party, which chose to make a luciferian bargain to advance their anti-choice, anti-gay and pro-business interests by boarding his corrosively populist bandwagon, and continuing with the media, both the right-wing platforms that have doggedly defended him and the mainstream ones that have, in John Avlon's words,"sugarcoated" Trump's toxic bigotry to date.
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Bobby Peacock of Roughstock spoke positively of the lyrics, saying that they were "very well-developed with interesting little details." He felt that, although the topic is "a little sugarcoated", the vocal performance is a "pleasant listening experience".
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The film was not well- received by critics. The film has a composite score of 0 (the lowest possible rating) on Rotten Tomatoes. Roger Ebert opined that the film was unrealistic and sugarcoated the grim realities facing homeless teenagers.
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Lilly later purchased additional facilities for research and production.Madison, Eli Lilly, p. 27. Lilly's first innovation was gelatin-coating for pills and capsules. The company's other early innovations included fruit flavorings and sugarcoated pills, which made the medicines easier to swallow.
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Three Fat Men (Три толстяка) written in 1924, by Yury Olesha, was published in 1928. It was the first revolutionary fairy tale in Soviet literature. The critical reaction at first was varied. V. Boichevsky in an article "How Stories For Children Should Not Be" saw it as a "sugarcoated" presentation of revolution.
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Malik formed the band Blank Noize with his school friends. The band recorded their debut album in 2008 which became the year's highest-selling album by any band. In 2009, Malik joined Cyanide, an alternative rock band from Delhi. With Malik on their team, the band released the full-length album “Sugarcoated” in 2011.
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At Metacritic, the album received a metascore 72 out of 100 based on six reviews, indicating "generally favorable reviews". The album received positive reviews from Mojo, Uncut and AllMusic. PopMatters gave the album a negative review, noting that the beat rarely changes on the songs and not all of them are maintain interest, specifically "Sugarcoated" and"King of Harm".
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The Buddy Holly Story does not > even mention Norman Petty, and The Glenn Miller Story is a sugarcoated > version of his life. Now Backbeat has done the same thing to the story of > the Beatles. I was quite taken, however, with Stephen Dorff's astonishing > performance as Stu. Astrid Kirchherr praised the accuracy and detail of her relationship with Sutcliffe and the Beatles.
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" In an interview with Larisa Malyukova for Novaya Gazeta in 2008, Smirnov tackled the idea of nationalism for his planned film: "I think that this motion picture should not contain a sugarcoated idealization of the nation, nor scandalous disclosures. There are pros and cons. But most importantly, it seems to me that the film has such a love for Russia in it, but not a patriot’s fanfares. Love as a synonym for pain.
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Madison, p. 4 Lilly's manufacturing venture began with $1,400 ($ in 2015 chained dollars) in working capital and three employees: Albert Hall (chief compounder), Caroline Kruger (bottler and product finisher), and Lilly's fourteen-year-old son, Josiah, who had quit school to work with his father as an apprentice. Lilly's first innovation was gelatin-coated pills and capsules. Other early innovations included fruit flavorings and sugarcoated pills, which made medicines easier to swallow.
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"Shame for You" samples parts of the melodic lines of "Loving You", a Jackie Mittoo song from his album, Evening Time. Lyrically, the song has a "nice-then-naughty approach" and a vindictive streak that belies the sugarcoated sounds around it, while she revels in being the one that got away from her ex-boyfriend. "Shame for You" was performed live, as part of the setlist of Allen's 2007 concert tour, for promoting Alright, Still.
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They start dating and quickly get married. After Robert gets a promotion they move to Connecticut with her two young daughters. At first Robert is sweet and gentle, retelling his life like a fairytale with a tragic past, his parents being lovely but having an untimely death back when he was young, having been married once but tragically being left by his neurotic ex-wife. Lynn gets entangled in a web of sugarcoated lies and half truths and is dazzled by Robert's good looks and gentlemanly demeanor.
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As acknowledged by translator David Kunzle, the stories created by Carl Barks were not as innocent or as sugarcoated as other Disney products. Kunzle recognized that the stories contained elements of satire and social realism, elements often lacking in the world of comics. Kunzle in his own work The Parts That Got Left Out of the Donald Duck Book wanted to write in praise of Carl Barks' work, as an exception to the uniform Disney imperialist ideology. His publisher and the authors of the original book were unfamiliar with Barks' work and more interested in maintaining political orthodoxy than striving for accuracy.
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As with'Speechless' and > 'Cater 2 U', [she] often forgoes the independent woman anthems and beautiful > power ballads to remind us that she is a real sexual being rather than a > formulated sex symbol. It is breathy, but not boring. It does not chronicle > innocent lovemaking with sugarcoated terms, but the grittier things that > really go down when you are completely comfortable (and overly confident) > with, as she puts it, the person 'you'd like to thank, in case you don't > thank them enough'. At the 2013 ASCAP Rhythm & Soul Awards "Dance for You" was one of the songs to win in the category for Award-Winning R&B;/Hip-Hop Songs.
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Upon leaving Care, Simpson re-formed the Wild Swans and released two albums Bringing Home the Ashes (1988, Sire) and Space Flower (1990, Sire). Space Flower reunited Broudie and Simpson, with Broudie producing the album and playing guitar. Simpson performed under the moniker Skyray from 1996 to 2006; he re-formed again the Wild Swans in 2008, releasing a new album, The Coldest Winter for a Hundred Years (2011, Occultation Recordings). Ian Broudie went on to form the Lightning Seeds in the late 1980s, releasing a string of albums which spawned hit singles like "Pure", "Change", "Sugarcoated Iceberg", "The Life of Riley" and "You Showed Me".
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Bob Carroll, of The Skeptic's Dictionary, wrote: "Williamson might be called Oprah's patron saint. She's all about love and healing, yin and yang, being wounded, and using love and prayer to heal all wounds." Writing in Commentary magazine, John Podhoretz described Return to Love as "almost unspeakably tasteless" in its blithe misappropriation of concepts central to the world's major religions...[it is] a work of surpassing vulgarity in a surpassingly vulgar field [that, nevertheless] offers both sound and surprisingly moving advice." Readers are advised to seek meaning in something larger than themselves, to get over the issues of their past, and, "to act on wisdom from your grandmother, expressed in sugarcoated cliches: Always look on the bright side.
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A 2014 biography of Scott-Heron described "Whitey on the Moon" as a "gem of a prose poem" that was well-received critically, and that it was a strong counterpoint to "reverent coverage" of the Moon landings. The 2018 film First Man, a biographical film about Neil Armstrong, prominently features "Whitey on the Moon." Director Damien Chazelle and writer Josh Singer sought to portray the "passionate feelings" of those opposed to the cost of the program: Singer stated he was interested in "pulling the veneer off" of what had been a "pretty sugarcoated story." In the film, the poem is read over footage of the Apollo 1 disaster and of people protesting the space program.
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In 2016, the film was screened at the Independence Day Film Festival by the Directorate of Film Festivals and the Ministry of Defence. On Independence Day in 2017, ZeeTV premiered the film on Zee Classic. In the backdrop of the 2017 Doklam standoff Haqeeqat was again remembered by the Indian media as a comparison for 1962 and the current tensions; to be specific the last stand of Ahir Company,13 Kumaon led by Major Shaitan Singh at Rezang La. In the backdrop of the 2020 China–India skirmishes, on 6 July 2020, an article in The Quint by Pankhuri Shukla comments on the "unsanitized" two-hour long portrayal of war in the film. The fights are not "sugarcoated" and the internal conflict of what is means to be a soldier are depicted.
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Arnold Hamilton of The Dallas Morning News described 19 Kids and Counting as "part Little House on the Prairie, part Yours, Mine & Ours–except the only blending in this real-life family occurs with restaurant like precision at mealtimes". He described the Duggars as acting "against the trend", considering the 2002 US Census found that only 0.3 percent of women aged 15 to 44 have given birth to seven or more children and that this number has declined steadily since 1976. In an op-ed for The New York Observer, Nina Burleigh described the Duggars as "good TV. Good, sugarcoated rat poison, politically speaking", referring to the Duggars' political activity such as their opposition to abortion and their lobbying efforts against legislation that would allow transgender people to use public restrooms matching their gender identity. In an article published in the Journal of Religion and Popular Culture, Christy Mesaros-Winckles described the Duggars as "unofficial spokespeople for the Quiverfull movement".
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