Sentence examples for a soft blow from inspiring English sources

Any sympathy for Wall Street's huddled masses yearning to get rich should be tempered by the fact that financial sector recessions often deal a soft blow.

"Now the modality is of a soft blow, where the concentrated media groups further their strategy through judicial authority, with judges and prosecutors [who are] addicted to those corporate powers".

Part of McConnell's strategy in trying to get to 50 votes is an effort to line up support from the many Republicans who come from states where Medicaid is expanded and want to see a softer blow against Obamacare than Cruz.

Yet Hagel immediately softened an already soft blow: the Pentagon will "continue to maintain a military relationship with Egypt," he said, but "violence and inadequate steps towards reconciliation are putting important elements of our longstanding defense cooperation at risk".

Margarito delivers a few soft blows and charges at Mosley as they move off the ropes.

As we talked, a soft breeze blew in the window from a nearby canal.

A soft breeze blew in from across the Spoleto valley and set the "HAPPY THANKSGIVING" fluttering; the chimes in the garden trees came to life.

But here in these 30 acres of gardens, which run along the Hudson River from Chambers Street to Battery Place, a soft breeze blew up from the sea, and the lindens cast lovely shadows on the esplanade.

The experiment consisted in drawing a fly into a soft tube, blowing it onto the solution in a given vial and observing it during five minutes.

One night after matching the Utah Jazz bump for bump, the Knicks went soft, blowing an opportunity to boost their scant playoff hopes because of their inability to defend the lotterybound Los Angeles Clippers tonight.

I was broken completely, with no strength left to fight, but the attack had stopped and I felt a gentle blowing in my mind like a soft breeze.