Sentence examples for a softness of from inspiring English sources

But his best work is in the etching medium, like "The White Kimono" (1915), a woman standing before a fireplace, which combines sharpness of detail with a softness of approach worthy of Mary Cassatt.

Mr. Bush either got a little confused or pretended that he did, displaying a softness of focus and good humor in response to a question about how, as president, he might deal with emergencies.

With the mussed and moppy hairdo of a rock singer, a softness of profile and the slightly hunched posture of a teenage jock, he blusters with the kind of arrogance that is manufactured out of uncertainty, a manner reminiscent of a young John Travolta.

While the perfume industry might suggest that such whispery florals can connote a softness of character, Trump is more often viewed as bold and strong.

They're committed to leaving, favour a softness of some kind but most notably want to assure the continuation of the open border with the Republic of Ireland.

"There's a softness to some of the pieces," Bassam said, "that balances the square sharpness of other pieces".

Sometimes, though, you don't get the sharpness you'd expect from a real S.L.R.; a certain softness of detail emerges, even when the camera's face-recognition claims to have locked focus on your subjects.

This could be exquisitely handled drapery, a unique softness of expression or a masterful depiction of light.

There was a point in the middle section of the "Grosse Fuge" where the viola player Kazuhide Isomura, one of the original members of the quartet, handled his melody with a marvelous softness of tone, free of vibrato and grave in expression.

A similar softness of the crystal lattice may occur in nanocrystalline BSB-Me.

Bellew et al. have shown that the IPL is as effective as the long pulse dye laser (595 nm), resulting in a greater softness of the scar.