Sentence examples similar to a softened impression from inspiring English sources

In fact, it can seem as if there are two Americas when it comes to gay rights: one in which same-sex couples interact regularly with their straight counterparts, helping to soften impressions of homosexuality, and another in which being gay or lesbian remains largely unspoken.

But it sounded like a softening.

Djokovic has an easy, increasingly sophisticated manner that softens the impression generated by his labor-intensive game.

Mr. Ruffalo doesn't soften the impression of Father Joe as a naïve, self-righteous jerk.

Mr. Powell sought to soften that impression in subsequent public appearances.

In Sharm el Sheik, Mr. Bush tried to soften that impression.

In the version used for the DVD, the natural grays soften this impression; the people look more sympathetic; their environments are lush.

By supporting the bill and rallying Republicans to get behind it, Mr. Romney can demonstrate real leadership on equal pay — and perhaps even soften the impression of Republican insensitivity to women's concerns.

PLH numbers have softened a bit….

His voice softened a notch.

Attitudes have since softened a bit.