Michelle Obama will begin appearing on behalf of Democratic candidates starting in mid-October, bringing a softer appeal to voters for a continuation of the policies of her husband's party.
Others had a softer appeal: razor clams, a seasonal Northwest treasure, are usually sautéed fast and greasy in a cape of bread crumbs, but at Roe they were poached to tenderness and served in a limpid bacon bouillon swirling with a confetti of tiny celery, carrots and bacon dice.
Officials described the session as a "soft touch" appeal to bankers to stay engaged, an effort to forge a public consensus that Turkey's problems can be readily overcome.
As a branding exercise, Kerala ranks with Bollywood and Bangalore, and there's no doubting the soft adventure appeal of the fertile coastal region when compared with other, more clamorous corners of this vast nation.
I'd definitely taste it before you buy – at that price, it might be older stock than Ocado's, or even a different blend, but for a sparkling wine with a similarly soft, creamy appeal as prosecco, it's an absolute steal.
The case has a genuine, soft focus appeal of an abandoned European store window display.
Examples of "Ugly Chinese" behavior have reduced some of the soft power appeal of Chinese investments overseas.
In particular, Japan's incredible track record for recovery from major catastrophes, including 3/11, is a powerful soft power appeal for various development needs around the world.
As Abe looks to boost Japan's global leadership this year, nothing could be a more powerful soft power appeal than the country's own track record for weathering apocalyptic crises.
One of the most consequential victims of America's radical change of course is its unique status as a beacon for a certain set of values in the world through its "soft power" appeal as a diverse nation of immigrants that has managed to live together in liberty under the rule of law.
There are some mild appeals from Ipswich, but it would have been a soft penalty.
