Sentence examples for soft america from inspiring English sources

And they have to deal with the legacy of what Michael Barone, a conservative commentator, has labelled "soft America".

Soft America is allergic to introducing accountability and measurement in education, particularly if it takes the form of merit pay for successful teachers or rewards for outstanding pupils.

Running on a fiercely "law and order" platform, Trump spent his bizarro campaign decrying how soft America is on its violent criminals and even the exonerated Central Park Five, a group of black and Latino teens who were falsely accused of rape decades ago.

The party's current strategy is to argue that Mr Obama is too soft on America's enemies and too loose with the purse-strings.

"These values are the foundation of our culture, of an open economy fueled by ideas and immigration, and of our soft power — America's ability to change the world simply because it is admired".

Ford has vowed to expunge the term "detente" from his vocabulary-a ploy aimed, it appears, at countering Gov. Reagan's contention that the Pres. is soft on America's enemies, or some such.

Romney's attempt to exploit the violent anti-U.S. demonstrations in Egypt and Libya to portray Obama as soft on America's enemies backfired almost immediately, when it became clear the statement from the U.S. Embassy in Cairo he had cited was issued before the demonstrations began.

It marked a surprising turnaround since Republicans traditionally viewed Russia, and the Soviet Union before that, with a wary eye, and had frequently accused Democrats of being too soft on America's Cold War enemy.

Soft-toed America merely designs, brands and peddles them.Industry has long made an outsized contribution to China's output.

One of its songs, "Indian Summer," is on the new comeback album by the chart-crushing seventies soft-rockers America, "Here & Now".

The army resents him as too soft towards both America and India.