Sentence examples for genuinely soft from inspiring English sources

There are definitely soft places, don't get me wrong, there are some genuinely soft places".

Tchaikovsky asks for a sforzando accent, a momentary thrust of intensity — and Bychkov really nails one, while most conductors place the accent more discreetly into the context of the genuinely soft dynamic.

Shakalakaboomboom also has things in his favour - although genuinely soft ground would put me off.

The former consists of ground beef, iceberg lettuce, store-bought salsa, and canned olives in a crispy taco shell, while the latter is a genuinely good soft-shell affair — the pork well seasoned and the shrimp fresh, accompanied by the canonical cilantro, onions, and lime.

Obama isn't about to end the war on drugs, but he might start scaling it back – diverting more resources into treatment programmes, engaging in a more nuanced rhetoric that separates hard and soft drugs, genuinely effective policy interventions from merely effective sound bites.

Soft spoken and genuinely concerned, he vividly described numerous recent beheadings and kidnappings in the city.

What makes the show so interesting is the way it it feels as if the walls of the space and the music – everything from electronica to soft lamentation – are genuinely in dialogue with each other.

He genuinely cares: "I've got a soft spot for weepers," says The Washington Post's Ruth Marcus.

For once, I felt genuinely guilty at staying in the soft-bedded, air-conditioned comfort of a luxury hotel.

I remember Grace as soft-spoken and reserved, but genuinely friendly.

The narration, soft and paternal and gently chiding, might genuinely count as the best thing Roger Allam has ever done.