Sentence examples for help to soften from inspiring English sources

Licorice and millet-seed extract help to soften lines.

His performance and Mr. Scott's smooth direction help to soften the film's pretenses.

Particularly in times of recession with spiking unemployment and production exceeding demand, sharing jobs can help to soften the blow.

And putting planters next to the front door, filled with boxwood trimmed into geometric shapes like spheres or squares, could help to soften the facade, she said.

Granting limited access to the Windows source code, for example, may help to soften Microsoft's image, but it is a far cry from embracing the open-source model.

Houllier expressed frustration that he had been unable to return, although the seven-figure settlement he is believed to have picked up should help to soften the blow.

Almost immediate contact from McGinley helped to soften that blow.

It was an interesting idea, and it helped to soften up the brand.

Improved volume has helped to soften the disappointment of their Easter figures.

The Russian government hasn't helped to soften its bad-guy image.

That helped to soften the blow to the economy from slower inventory accumulation and sharp cuts in military spending.