The phrase "a more soft" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "softer" when comparing softness.
Example: "I prefer a softer pillow for better sleep."
Alternatives: "a gentler" or "a more delicate".
"The way that the king has handled his opposition has been with a more soft or mild oppressive measures," said David Schenker, director of the Program on Arab Politics at The Washington Institute.
For example, a first-person shooting game dynamically changed the color of the blood from a vivid red to a more soft bright green in real-time when it detected a player being too focused on the game [31].
Gregory Shvedov, the editor of Caucasian Knot, told VICE News that security service operations against those very commanders who had announced a more "soft power" approach to jihad had paved the way for IS to enter the scene.
With a soft brush, blend away any harsh lines to make it a more soft 'smokey' effect.
Selmer USA has generic hard cases with there logo while Selmer Paros has a more soft case.
The figures suggest large numbers of leave voters have become disillusioned with the Tories' apparent drift to a more soft-Brexit position, and are looking to Ukip as a way to deliver a clean break with Brussels.
Software companies, new media, cable TV production operations want a more soft-collar type of environment, said Kip Bergstrom, the recently resigned director of economic development for Stamford, who has a similar job in Providence, R. I
At the N.A.A.C.P., he often played the outspoken heavy, while the group's executive director, Roy Wilkins, maintained a more soft-spoken, congenial public posture, although he protected Mr. Hill from the attacks of labor leaders.
Weather loaches have a more softer stomach so smooth rocks, or aquarium sand would be appropriate.
It's a space men are more comfortable letting it be a little more sensual and a little more soft".
Marlo: Did you read that in New York they're selling a lot more soft rope in hardware stores?
