Sentence examples for become soft on from inspiring English sources
Now that I am defending those accused of terrorism, some people assume that I have stepped over an imaginary line and become "soft on terrorism" or worse, that I support terrorism and am providing aid and comfort to the enemy.
In April 1960, on the occasion of Vladimir Lenin's 90th birthday, for example, Beijing published an article that contained a slightly veiled critique of Soviet foreign policy, arguing that the Soviets had become soft on imperialism.
The X-ray emission becomes softer on the both sides with the distance from SS433.
A.J.E., in Marash's estimation, had narrowed its vision, became softer on Saudi Arabia, and settled for stereotypes when it came to reporting on the United States.
I had no idea that you could start sharing books so early, that an unruly toddler would become soft and still on your lap, totally engaged in the sights and sounds.
Things become soft and easy, and flow again; this time, on your terms.
On this, the eighth anniversary of 9/11, we need to become soft power high rollers, the way Joe Nye implores us.
Later, the fibroblasts start to differentiate on the wounded surface area of the healed site and become soft and smooth, and a well-layered architecture is restored [ 29].
In fact, on small trout, these small bones can be eaten as they become soft and barely noticeable.
'Oh, head-on-head collision, 15 yards.' The whole game is all screwed up... Football has become soft.
