| The tendency of fiction to idealize and edulcorate reality throughout the centuries has enraged some writers so much as to push them to point their finger at such abuses. |
| First of all, these decisions follow the direction taken by the last edulcorate version of the Bolkenstein directive, which is large protection against social dumping. |
| I tend to edulcorate my space in order to accentuate emptiness over opulence. |
| Perhaps you can edulcorate the deal with something they ask or dramatic play hard ball by bringing up a subject that will military unit them to shake in your favor. |
