Mince in a sentence as a noun

PG is never afraid to mince his words.

" -- Warren BuffetHe doesn't mince words, does he?

But he'd mince the words and make himself sound evil, somehow.

The mash on top was really creamy and the mince was in lovely gravy.

Generally TIA does not mince words and is honest.

What happens if everybody eats mince pie on Christmas?

Mince in a sentence as a verb

They're pretty frank and don't mince words, and not one of them has so much as hinted that they want to get rich by preying on the weak.

Productive conversation is rational and does not mince words.

To me it conveys that they are a group of grognards that can't be bought and never mince words or use euphemisms, even if it upsets people.

When people mince economics and engineering this way it reminds me of christian scientists or something mincing god and empirical facts.

Would you suggest to him that he should go through the justice system, which he has good reason to perceive as being hostile to his cause?The way you mince words is quite adept, actually.

I'm accused upthread of "mincing words" but would respond by arguing that any attempt to characterize the process in this post as "direct access" is a much finer mince; a brunoise of words, if you will.

Mince definitions

noun

food chopped into small bits; "a mince of mushrooms"

verb

make less severe or harsh; "He moderated his tone when the students burst out in tears"

See also: soften moderate

verb

walk daintily; "She minced down the street"

verb

cut into small pieces; "mince the garlic"