Sentence examples for been a soft touch from inspiring English sources
"In the past we've been a soft touch.
For the White House, which has long chafed at the criticism that Mr. Obama has been a soft touch for Congressional Republicans, the outcome was vindication.
Mr Cameron, speaking as he returned from a three-day visit to the United States, said: "For too long community sentences have been seen as, and indeed have been, a soft touch.
But he also said that Britain had been a "soft touch" under the previous government and that net migration needed to come down radically from hundreds of thousands a year to just tens of thousands.
The impoverished and victimised Mayans had been a soft touch for communists and freedom fighters in the 1950s and 1960s, and the CIA were deeply involved in repressing such things.
Yet much of the recent inflow of foreign money into America is not financing productive investment, but a housing bubble and a consumer binge.Despite Mr Carville's awe at the harsh discipline of the global capital market, it has actually been a soft touch, encouraging some governments and households to follow spendthrift ways.
A manager who was a soft touch wouldn't last a month.
Zakharchenko was a soft touch.
Two, that viewers are a soft touch.
Not that McGinley is a soft touch.
