Sentence examples for considerably softened from inspiring English sources

In the end, the language was considerably softened.

This is considerably softened by the evidence that millions of those people, at the very least, would be fine with that.

On Wednesday, the United States considerably softened both the tone and the content of its initial demands, dropping its insistence on blanket immunity.

About 1170, however, the Anglo-Norman poet Thomas, who was probably associated with the court of Henry II of England, produced an adaptation in which the harshness of the archetype was considerably softened.

Of the films based on these novels, Ford's is, I think, the best, though Isherwood's often savage social criticism – of university life, the straight world and cultural homogenisation – has been considerably softened up.

Polls have shown that black opposition to same-sex marriage has considerably softened since the president announced his support.

MAKE ME A REAL BOY -- Walt Disney's Pinocchio is one of the crown jewels in the classic Disney canon and rightly so -- it's beautifully hand-drawn, filled with wit and charm (albeit in a story that considerably softens the satirical tone of the original novel) and taps into some elemental fears and desires.

The Ocean Course was also softened considerably from rain earlier in the week, as well as on Saturday when several golfers, including McIlroy, were chased inside because of thunderstorms.

THE New Jersey economy softened considerably in 1989.

But the rental market has softened considerably in the last year.

Democratic disapproval of interracial dating has softened considerably faster than Republican disapproval since then.