Sentence examples for helps to soften from inspiring English sources

There is also something sincerely romantic about his art and ideas, which helps to soften any negative reactions.

But this vibrantly sung if sometimes fuzzy-headed new production, directed by Sam Gold, clearly establishes that Blitzstein's book retains a biting humor, which helps to soften the stern message mongering.

This helps to soften the blow when drugs go off-patent, says Mehta Partners, a consultancy.Other big firms have taken to licensing generic manufacturers to sell such pre-approved knock-offs.

The 20th-floor cafeteria helps to soften the atmosphere, too, with white midcentury-style dining tables against a backdrop of bold green and purple patterns on an upholstered banquette.

PEN "aids writers who are under duress abroad, but it doesn't provide the kind of physical support of the Cities of Asylum," he said; the parliament helps "to soften the trauma of exile".

Other bittersweet flavours are a good start, so chocolate, orange, spinach and spirits such as Campari all make good matches, while cream or butter helps to soften their intensity.

Almost immediate contact from McGinley helped to soften that blow.

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

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

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.