Sentence examples similar to a softened contrast from inspiring English sources

This latest book by a celebrated Polish novelist is set in an imaginary town, a poor, remote place where winter lasts all year and there is "a darkness that softens contrasts and smooths the sharpness of edges".

The new prints modulate and unify the midranges of grays in these pictures to soften contrasts and give a warmer ambience to photographs that were often sharp and austere in Evans's gelatin silver prints.

But it sounded like a softening.

The gelatin has a softening effect on the skin.

Before the modern era, the practice of Sunni Islam in many places was imbued with folk beliefs, such as veneration of Sufi saints, that softened the contrast with Shia customs.

In addition, as the years go by, lightening your hair softens the contrast with your skin, especially if you were originally a dark brunette.

McCain, in contrast, softened his claim that Trump had riled up "the crazies" at a campaign event in Phoenix.

Iran entered the latest talks with a slightly softened position.

His appointment is not going to change the Conservative "compare and contrast" strategy, despite Welsh ministers hopes of a softening of hostilities.

Those contrasts have softened.

PLH numbers have softened a bit….