Difference between Gloss Over and Pretex

GLOSS OVER vs PRETEX: VERB

To frame; to devise; to disguise or excuse; hence, to pretend; to declare falsely.

Trivialize, Sentimentalization, Oversimplify, Gloze, Superficialize, Sugarcoat, Temporise, Platitudinize, Smooth over, Slur over, Sleek over, Skimp over, Skate over, Hush up, Whitewash

Precontrive, Explain away, Maskirovka, Misken, Constructive fraud, Paraleipsis, Pretext, Think up, Untruism, Decipiency, Lead astray, Lead on, Petitio principii, Put one over, Gloze

Underplay, Lead on, Ununderstood, Romanticize, Miscomprehend, Lead astray, Trivialize, Sentimentalization, Oversimplify, Gloze, Superficialize, Temporise, Platitudinize, Smooth over, Hush up

Precontrive, Explain away, Maskirovka, Misken, Constructive fraud, Paraleipsis, Pretext, Think up, Untruism, Decipiency, Lead astray, Lead on, Petitio principii, Put one over, Gloze

You might be tempted to gloss over any sort of reasoning in favor of getting your rejection over as soon as possible.
Sometimes, it is easy to gloss over Bible stories.
Casting Friends can gloss over a short social encounter.
This is a section that many people gloss over.
Too often, Riley said, proponents gloss over such concerns.
This passage is complex and easy to gloss over.
But the reviews of smartphone cameras gloss over it.
Consumers gloss over disclosure forms all the time.
Publications or web sites gloss over hard reality.
By all means gloss over the unflattering things.

Neither is there is the pretex of having a 'standard' understanding of love or art other than the characters' own self-rewarding effort.
ONE AND OTHER PRETEX ASKING PAPERS WHICH WERE SUBITTED TO THEM.