Sentence examples for far too soft from inspiring English sources
Some might find the images flattering, smoothing over blemishes, but blown up to full size they're far too soft for my tastes.
Some human rights groups say that Susan E. Rice, the American ambassador to the United Nations and a leading contender to be President Obama's next secretary of state, has been far too soft on Rwanda, which is a close American ally and whose president, Paul Kagame, has known Ms. Rice for years.
To label what the Legal Aid budget has suffered in the last decade "cuts" is far too soft; it's obliteration.
His administration has now squandered more than a year, being far too soft on the Wall Street system that crashed the rest of the economy.
Leslie Hamilton, the Cardiff club doctor, later said that he had believed at the time that Andrews was being far too soft on Friday; indeed, according to team-mate Paul Went, the forward would simply leave after each match and not be heard of until he returned for the next game.
Both candidates, though accomplished legislators, started off largely unknown to the public, making them vulnerable to attacks that they were too far left, too soft on crime.
Soft Serve: Sky Tree offers far too many choices for soft serve ice cream and yogurt.
American business schools and executives now pay far too much attention to "soft" management issues, such as leadership, corporate culture, customer care and employee management.
The last song of the main set, Beth/Rest, owed far too much to the soft rock of the 80s on record.
One of his top economic advisers, Larry Summers, sent a letter to congressional leaders agreeing that the plan so far had been insufficiently transparent, too soft on bankers and not helpful enough to homeowners facing foreclosure.
