Sentence examples similar to a weak soft from inspiring English sources

After a response like that, you can be assured that the next words you hear will not be, "Yes, but... .....! "I guess …" This is usually said in a weak, soft-spoken, shoulder-shrugging manner.

Granular columns have been introduced into engineering practice to improve the bearing capacity and reduce settlement of sand column in a weak or soft soil.

The enolate may be formed by using a strong base ("hard conditions") or using a Lewis acid and a weak base ("soft conditions"): In this diagram, B: represents the base which takes the proton.

The most honest description offered by the authors of their approach is 'a relatively weak, soft and non-intrusive type of paternalism'.

Economic activity stayed "weak, soft or subdued" across the country, according to the Federal Reserve Bank's beige book, a regular snapshot of the economy.

And so, with the innate loathing that all machines had always held for the weak, soft creatures who had built them, he had sought revenge.

Jeb Bush was "low energy," "weak," soft" and "sad".

PepsiCo reported higher-than-expected quarterly earnings on Wednesday, as price increases and productivity improvements helped its margins in the face of weak soft-drink sales in North America and Europe.

And established evidence-based peer support, preventive, early intervention, and other integrative approaches became the weak, soft-minded, second-class alternative?

And he faces a right-wing uprising among Conservative legislators who see him as a weak leader, too soft on issues like gay marriage and immigration, and blame him for failing to win an outright majority in 2010.

Some economists compare them to a tax cut since they put extra dollars in people's pockets, offsetting a bit of the pain caused by a weak job market, soft home prices and evaporating investment portfolios.