Sentence examples for kind of a soft from inspiring English sources

Finland take an unlikely lead on what was really kind of a soft goal on Lundqvist.

"The eaves create a shadow and a kind of a soft screen in the engawa area," Mr. Kishimoto said.

He's actually kind of a soft-spoken leader in a lot of ways.

He tried to turn the Conservative Party into a kind of a soft-focus, pinko, liberal party with predictable consequences.

And it was really fun to explore kind of a softer, more sensitive, caring side of Ray, because we haven't seen too much of that, especially in a romantic context.

And I think we're going to have to go through late 2009 and probably early into the second quarter of 2010 before we kind of see a soft landing.

Phonetically speaking, native speakers of English use the schwa ( ǝ, kind of like a soft "eh" sound) because it's more efficient and allows words to be slurred together quickly in daily conversations.

It's kind of like a soft little jackhammer that has a bunch of preset tests that they can run to check whether a configuration is up to date — drag latency and that sort of thing.

I kind of have a soft spot for the place and I'd like to be the first Australian to win the Masters.

The company has problems and is working through them, but as a result, employees and alumni have kind of been a soft target.

Because I have to say, I kind of have a soft spot in my heart for chin acne and facial stubble.