Sentence examples for a soft robe from inspiring English sources
Put on a soft robe and socks.
I wear a soft black robe, so I can hop in the shower and wash off the face mask with a textured cloth, too.
While some things I want -- the cashmere socks and silk pajamas -- are sold out, the shopper has other suggestions for comfort: a soft, cuddly robe; scented candles and bath oils (I think citrus would be nice); exotic chocolates.
And when terry cloth bathrobes proved to be too heavy for many patients and unable to comfortably accommodate I.V. lines and other devices, Marburg went shopping and found monogrammed robes in a soft cotton waffle weave.
It seems to have been mixed most often with red lake to give a soft purple-pink colour, for example in the angel's robe in The Magdalen in a Landscape (NG2585) by Albert Cornelis [40], and in the sleeves of Gossaert's A Man holding a Glove (NG946) [41].
People have bought millions of Snuggies, for example, but nobody seems interested in my idea for a Chia Robe, allowing environmentally conscious couch potatoes to wear a soft blanket of greenery.
ROCK-AND-ROLLERS and hippies have long had a soft spot for the decorative appeal of William Morris's Gothic Revival, with its fair-haired maidens in flowing robes and its air of medieval mysticism.
(I loved that soft pink robe; now I cannot look at it).
