Sentence examples for become the soft from inspiring English sources

"Writers and artists have become the soft targets of religious extremists," she said.

Nearby, members of the Blue Man costume crew, on loan from Blue Man Productions, in Red Hook, New York, were riveting sheets of green vinyl to the foam-covered walls of what would become the "soft room".

These songs, including "Race for the Prize", were reserved for the next album, which would eventually become The Soft Bulletin.

Since then, this threat is not only a very real possibility, as we have seen with the Sony Entertainment cyber-attack, and the numerous named and unnamed hospitals, universities and other organizations that have become the "soft targets" or, better still, the practice range, for increasingly sophisticated exploits.

McIlroy's caddie and best friend had become the soft-option target for jibes after a victory drought that lasted 12 months.

It would be reasonable, with this in mind, to assume that China's AI authoritarian model if successful could become the soft-power the country has lacked on the world stage up to now.

Ayers founded the Wilde Flowers (who became the Soft Machine) and played with Syd Barrett's Pink Floyd at the UFO club.

A high point of her modelling career came in 2006, when she became the soft drink, Limca's brand ambassador, replacing Deepika Padukone.

Capsize re-buying becomes the soft lock while the winning condition closes in on the opponent.

The bigger Hope became, the softer his jokes.

"Lewd photos' extortion has become the 'soft rib' of officials," read the headline of an official party editorial published online in the aftermath of the Chongqing affair.