Sentence examples for considered a soft touch from inspiring English sources

He hated even the thought of being considered a soft touch, but he was.

"It sort of annoys me that we may be considered a soft touch when I think about how hard we work," Seymour said on Wednesday.

It would seem that we Jews, however, for all our ingrained brutality – we English Jews at least – are considered a soft touch.

Whether they can resurrect their power of old remains to be seen, but a muscle-bound Rees laid down the gauntlet at the Pro12 launch - warning that the Blues should no longer be considered a soft touch.

No longer can Scotland be considered a soft-touch, a whipping boy for the Six Nations elite.

Pochettino has grown tired of hearing stories about how Tottenham have been considered as a soft touch over the years and he made it clear they had shed that label – even if there were negatives to their behaviour in Monday's 2-2 drawithth Chelsea that ended their Premier League title hopes and saw Leicester City crowned as the champions.

I wouldn't exactly consider myself a soft touch when it comes to sentimental stories set during the Christmas season.

The Supporters Shield, awarded to the team with the best finish in the regular season, was the club's first significant trophy, but arguably more important was the way the Red Bulls, historically considered something of a soft touch, appeared to have discovered fighting qualities in their young coach's image.

"They see schools as a soft touch".

It is a soft touch, one of many factors considered in a holistic review.

The premier, asked at a Brussels press conference about the call for the party to consider the move, said an amnesty would send a "terrible signal" that Britain was a "soft touch".