Sentence examples for a softness that from inspiring English sources

The guys in the bunkhouse single Lennie out because he has the soft heart of an innocent, and it's a softness that repels them as much as it draws them to him.

The ballet seemed to show a softness that was new to Peck.

"There was a softness that was missing in me," she said.

And as masculine as his pantsuits were, they had a softness that has eluded other designers attempting the same look.

"Beautiful Loser" (Indie-Pop/Super Duper), Kyle's whimsical and loose debut album, is equal parts mope and boast, all delivered with a softness that feels very familiar.

Ortiz has a softness that is apt at times, and he is helped immeasurably by Jessica Chastain, who finds a beautiful maternal depth in Desdemona.

The face of Christ has a naturalistic softness that transmits a sense of knowing sadness: It moved and impressed me.

Though her role was relatively small, she displayed a quiet softness that contrasted sharply with the bravado of the male characters and deepened the film's testament to the devastating effects of the Vietnam War on young Americans.

When the enormously popular BBC programme Six-Five Special was broadcast from the 2i's, Lincoln was interviewed and, said the journalist Fraser White, "his voice rang with a sacred softness that made him sound like the Billy Graham of the teenage movement".

And while my legs and butt may be somewhat thin, there's a certain softness that descends upon middle-aged women that you might not see when you look at me in the grocery store checkout line.

For the anions, he used an empirical softness that increases linearly with the anion radius.