Sentence examples for his softness from inspiring English sources

She added that with that kiss, "his scruffy image disappeared, and his softness and sweetness came through".

So does Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, who, despite his softness on converts, has found financial backers for his theocratic Shas Party.

She comes out the gate swinging, raining insults from his "softness" and (wait for it) calling him a "girl".

And on other areas of foreign policy, as Alex Barker of the FT observed earlier in the week, his "softness" is actually in tune with majority opinion.

Dressed in a snug polo shirt and shorts, his sneakers a little worn at the heels, Tano dreams of being butch and despises himself for his softness.

What makes Hisham temperamentally suited to running the Office of the River Martyrs — his sensitivity, his softness — also makes him vulnerable to its stresses.

Indeed, as if to emphasise his burgeoning softness, his two-year-old son Yobel appears, albeit imperceptibly, on the cloyingly sentimental Our Song.

A pudgy fellow who always seems a stranger to his own body, Hoffman makes his unformed softness work for the character; it renders Konstantin's dilemma — his sad little wish to be loved — all the more poignant.

A pudgy fellow who always seems a stranger to his own body, Hoffman makes his unformed softness work for the character; it renders Konstantin's dilemma his sad little wish to be loved all the more poignant.

He risks deepening the gulf between his apparent softness towards Tory MPs on expenses and his harshness towards, say, families struggling with the bedroom tax.

Mr. Diesel wore "slightly refined combat boots," a choice that, according to Ms. Eisman's book, suggests that the actor, known for his tough-guy roles, has built himself an emotional fortress to retain his natural softness.