Sentence examples for a bit softly from inspiring English sources
The XG350 rides smoothly, if a bit softly, and corners without drama, showing the reluctance to turn that is endemic among front-drive sedans of this size.
Maybe Carey Mulligan is a bit too softly baleful in close-up, but Keira's great.
Kenny Loggins and K. C. and the Sunshine Band, who tend to rock a bit more softly, will be there Aug. 4 and Aug. 11, respectively.
(Keeping the revs up gives you more control over the Acura, which rides a bit more softly than its German competition).
Talk a bit more softly than usual.
Aim to do it a bit more softly so you crack the shells without pulverizing the nuts.
In person he is a bit shy, speaks softly and laconically and tends to avoid eye contact.
Use a clean, soft toothbrush and a bit of toothpaste and softly scrub your silver.
Act a bit coy by talking softly, not interrupting when the guy talks, and avoiding overly vulgar language.
But he has a much lighter touch than Monk did, and he lets notes commingle and shift within changing chords; his harmonies come together softly and a bit mysteriously.
