Sentence examples for a kind of soft from inspiring English sources

It's not sexism, exactly, but a kind of soft bigotry.

"IN THE deprived suburbs, a kind of soft terror rules.

You use one subset to do a kind of soft group analysis, OK?

Animal products are chiefly wool and kork, a kind of soft wool used in Kermān shawls.

"No, no, no!" Ceylan says, his deep voice rising in a kind of soft lament.

That would get them under baseball's $189 million luxury-tax threshold, which serves as a kind of soft salary cap.

And social media basically serves as the tease, a kind of soft-core pornography.

Some links are direct, as in that mobile-phone scene, which morphs into a kind of soft-shuffle dance to the music, everyone clutching their handsets.

But the whole Blairite philosophy was too vague to catch on and much of the European left disliked what little it understood of it, assuming it was code for a kind of soft-edged Thatcherism.

But is a trial in situ really so crazy — as a kind of soft-power diplomacy, as a kind of calming outreach to countries where the United States has a substantial military presence?

Time was when Salzburg was a kind of soft-option Athens to which "mere" music and drama lovers (or simply fat mainly German cats seeking a spot of Kultur) would flee south with relief after the rigours of Spartan Bayreuth.