Sentence examples for so much soft from inspiring English sources
The phrase "so much soft" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a high degree of softness, but the construction is awkward and unclear. Example: "The fabric is so much soft that it feels like a cloud against my skin."
"When we get a specimen with so much soft tissue preservation, it's a real opportunity," Murphy says.
It's especially hard to defend this line of thinking now that big tech companies have attracted so much soft power they can influence elections, inflame conflicts and divide people in general.
Now in its 5th year, "1 euro is a fortune... a smile is worth so much" Soft Toys Campaign has raised over $25 million for both organizations.
I was thinking about it yesterday, how interesting that for the first time I've realized there are so many human contacts in a day and that most people are so much softer and more vulnerable than when I see them on the subway.
I think: large and puffy, like fleshy grapefruit halves, so inflated he can't see, eyes like slits, pink slits, and if you were to take your hand and dry those tears – shh, Sammy, it's OK – you would find the face beneath your fingers soft, so soft, so much softer than you could have ever thought or known.
Proof that Europe is a "paper tiger", jeered one blogger with a Eurosceptic following: not so much a soft power as a "gone-soft power".
"What is interesting about Jade Rabbit is not so much the soft landing on the moon, but what it all implies.
Fine, nice to know, but that didn't quite* merit ploughing through so much pappy soft-rock.
Did you hit anyone, did you steal anything, or did you say something the government didn't like?" It's not so much a soft-ball question as writing his PR lines for him.
So much for the soft suburban label.
So much for the soft bloom of innocence.
