Sentence examples for so soft on from inspiring English sources

But why would Ted be so soft on Joan?

So why are we being so soft on them?

The preacher now says he regrets being so soft on the Shias and acknowledges that his Saudi critics had a point.

And it gave Mr Xi the usual scolding about China's terrible record on human rights at home.As for the Republicans' criticisms, has Mr Obama really been so soft on China?

NEW YORK TIMES Krugman: Letting the Bankers Off Easy | Why has United States financial policy, first with the Bush administration, and later with the Obama administration, been so soft on the bankers?

The thing is you never suspect these people are going quite so soft on you until bam!—they are wallowing in sentiment and your eyes are leaking like a sieve.But that's the way it is.

How is it, for instance, that sand, which seems so soft to walk on, can feel so hard to sleep on?

I think of these pine needles, so soft to walk on, knowing this is how he slept, and discovering that they are peopled (his word for nature's denizens) with vicious black tiny-biting-vigorously ants, whose bites have made my feet and legs and cheeks and scalp and wrists and neck volcanoes of welts, blisters, raw red wounds.

More important, there is almost no moment when she sings quietly or inwardly, even on the phrase "so soft, so sensible my breast".

The tripe was even better, the meat so soft and delicate on its bed of rich, creamy polenta that no knife was needed.

His menacing energy surprises you, perhaps because the picture is so soft at first on the eye, even unassertive.