Sentence examples for much too soft from inspiring English sources

Critics of the policy say it was much too soft.

He has found a champion in France's Marine Le Pen and her ur-Nationalist allies in Austria and Holland, and dismisses Grillo as "much too soft on immigration".

On the final negotiated text, he says: "Almost across the board, the document is much too soft and vague to solve today's sustainability challenges.

"They are being much too soft [in Aarhus], and they fail to see the problem," said Marie Krarup, an influential member of Parliament from the Danish People's Party, the country's third-largest political force.

The suspension is much too soft for superior handling…steering is excessively slow".

Leading Republican presidential contenders that year didn't help matters by flatly opposing the bill as much too soft on amnesty and border enforcement.

"Far too much in 'Our Idiot Brother' is much too easy, including the soft, sentimental indulgence it lavishes on Ned and the satirical barbs it flings at his sisters," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.

And far too much in "Our Idiot Brother" is much too easy, including the soft, sentimental indulgence it lavishes on Ned and the satirical barbs it flings at his sisters.

Much of it is too soft and sweet for my taste, but established winners like Martinborough Vineyard, Dry River and Ata Rangi, as well as Felton Road Block 3 and Block 5, have exciting new rivals, among them Mount Edward, Fromm Clayvin Vineyard and now Escarpment, which is produced by Larry McKenna, the winemaker responsible for bringing international attention to Martinborough.

Also, make sure to avoid working with the clay too much and making it too soft.

For him, Miss Suu Kyi was too soft and much too pro-establishment.