Sentence examples for considered soft from inspiring English sources

Below 3 grains is considered soft.

("Museums can be considered soft targets," one of them says).

Quickly enough, he became injury prone and was considered soft.

"Whether you are being soft or not, you are considered soft.

Pensions were considered "soft debt" and were considered separately from the bonds, using a different method.

In Jakarta, most luxury hotels, which have been considered soft targets for terrorists, have erected barricades and installed security systems.

Synthetic turf, made of rubber granules from recycled tires, has grown in popularity because it is cheaper to maintain than natural grass and considered softer and safer than other artificial surfaces.

"Nightly News," which Mr. Lack helped make more appealing with new sets and a consumer focus that many considered softer, rose from occasionally third to first place within a few years.

At 66, Mr. Thein Sein is slight, bookish and considered softer — or at least less ruthless — than the other members of the junta that took power after a popular uprising in 1988.

But those results had not been announced as the studies' primary goal ahead of time, and are generally considered "softer," or less reliable, than the combined measure of heart attacks and death.

Not unlike in the film business (where Kathryn Bigelow remains the exception) the reception may be more favorable when the material is considered softer, "character-driven".