Sentence examples for not so firm from inspiring English sources

There is not so firm a boundary between the inner world and the outer world as we had assumed.

Participants say he was not so firm in his conviction that the event should go forward as were his younger assistants.

If people really wanted to, they could spend a lot of time getting around the wall, so it is not so firm a meter.

It was invented in 2007 by Shaun Pulfrey, a British hair colorist who had watched his colleagues struggle to comb clients' just-colored, vulnerable strands and came up with a plastic, handleless tool that had bristles stiff enough to move through the hair but not so firm that they'd pull or break it.

A smooth, rounded edge is press-stroked into the flesh enough to contact the fascial layer but not so firm that it causes pain or discomfort.

But if we think of the Resolute desk from an oceanic perspective, then that oaken paneling is not so firm a barrier.

A patch of pennaceous feathers is found running along its back, which was quite similar to the contour feathers of the body plumage of modern birds in being symmetrical and firm, although not so stiff as the flight-related feathers.

Somewhere toward the middle, you'll find my not-so-firm opinion of musical competitions: I'm against them -- unless I'm one of the judges.

SPEAKER 5: If you have a not-so-firm one that you already purchased, would you recommend like separately frying that up then cutting it and then adding it to this dish then?

BETH MCKINNEY: So the question is if you accidentally purchased a not-so-firm tofu, I would still cut it up, but I would just be very careful when I flip it.

The stranger says a name, and his handshake, which is no doubt meant to be friendly, is not so much firm as violent.