Sentence examples for might have softened from inspiring English sources
To the suggestion that thirty-seven years might have softened the insult, Schulz said, "No, no.
Some friends hypothesize that Lady Olson just might have softened some of her husband's views.
Politics did not cause the earthquake, but political will might have softened the impact.
Asked how his fiancée might have softened the blow, Mr. Rodriguez said, "It would have been less awkward if she'd said: 'Ef, let's try an experiment.
There are moments, if we're honest, when a little literal bottom lighting might have softened the viewing experience, shall we say.
Certainly some prior agreement on war aims might have softened the discord after 1945, but Roosevelt's policy of avoiding divisive issues during the war, while wise in the short run, enhanced the potential for conflict.
He has since filled out, the edges have softened, and you can see why Coco might be drawn to such rubicund sloth.
The invectives have softened.
Things have softened up".
Those contrasts have softened.
