The absolute value of a soft bit indicates the confidence of decoding.
"The actual body of the coral, which is a soft gelatinous bit of stuff, a bit like a sea anemone, doesn't have to build any skeleton," Mumby says.
We have a bit of a soft spot for this picture of Ms. Wintour having a quiet moment with her phone before the Victoria Beckham show in New York.
Meanwhile, the song's beat drives the images like a kind of pulse, its rhythm adapting to nearly every scene: a teenage rock band rehearsing; twin boys riding a scooter on a treadmill; a teenage girl practicing her hip-hop moves on top of a pavement drawing of Botticelli's "Venus"; a young woman doing a bit of soft shoe in a subway tunnel for an audience of one young man.
Music website Stereogum described the video as a "cheeky, soft-focused bit of '80s fun", while British alternative music radio station Xfm included it in their top ten videos of 2007, calling it "spooky, very tongue-in-cheek and utterly hilarious".
You might want to try some soft foundation, a bit of blush, eye-liner and mascara.
Songs like Shaggy's "It Wasn't Me," becomes a swinging Tom Jones-style piece; Meghan Trainor's "All About That Bass" becomes a sexy, slinky jazz tune; Tears for Fears' "Mad World" suddenly offers an opportunity for a bit of soft-shoe.
It has a crusty top with a bit of soft cake underneath, enrobing the plums.
Flights extra.'KEEPINGNG IT ALL TOGETHER AS A SINGLE PARENT' Elizabeth Gant, 40, and daughter Alex, seven, from Hampton, Middlesex THE BRIEF: 'We are looking for a summer holiday with a bit of soft adventure.
He lays out the structure very clearly, and with all sorts of details — a soft caressing of strings, bits of color in the winds and harp — that go beyond performance levels of any other recording I've heard.
