Sentence examples for more soft than from inspiring English sources

And thus, hands-free, Here, under leave of Brutus and the rest (For Brutus is an honorable man, So are they all, all honorable men), Come I to speak in Caesar's funeral: A heavy task, eas'd only by the ride, More soft than any steed, that I enjoyed Upon the sooty couch of my sedan.

Salinger was impressed with Hemingway's friendliness and modesty, finding him more "soft" than his gruff public persona.

Tiny, crisp bubbles cover both the top and bottom of the pancake, encasing a middle that is more soft than chewy — the extra scallions create moisture in the middle.

By 1996 both of the major parties were spending more soft money than hard money.

"There will be far more soft money than ever before," he says.

That would reverse the traditional course in which presidential-year elections draw far more soft money than the midterm races.

In the campaign before the election last November, Republicans raised slightly more soft money than Democrats while they continued to far outpace the Democrats in raising hard money -- $447 million to $270 million.

Nigeria has more soft power than any other country on the continent.

The ball hit more soft tissue than bone, and though the forearm did swell, Santiago expects to make his next start Friday.

We have known for some time now that terrorist groups prefer to attack "soft" targets because they usually lack proper security, and there are many more soft targets than hard targets.

Moreover, negotiators of the dance graph group also use significantly more soft tactics than negotiators of the history graph group (p = .044 U = 660.0).