Sentence examples for soft areas from inspiring English sources
The phrase "soft areas" is correct and usable in written English
This phrase is usually used to refer to something that is not hard or solid, such as a cushion or fabric, or an area that is not as difficult as another. For example: "I prefer to sit on the soft areas of the couch when I'm watching TV."
In warm water the soft areas wash out.
"After a decent interval, the BBC will creep back into soft areas again".
This is a pitch of inconsistent substance, dry mostly but with soft areas.
Such people display certain cues, "soft areas or buttons" that can be pushed with impunity.
Ms. Lewis, 35, is part of a wave of young product designers intent on embedding electronics into "soft" areas like fashion or home furnishings.
Some of these gloves, generally thin instead of bulky (the better to stash in a pocket), feature rubber palm grips for better dexterity and soft areas on the thumb and forefinger designed for wiping wet noses.
"The Tory leader is not getting hits on Labour policies so they have turned to a soft area.
"Then they launched a counterattack," he said, stinging him in the soft area just below the pit of his stomach, a favorite place for attacking a boxer.
Something small, sticking out, it could be flicked back and forth on the soft area at the back of the knee: a tick.
After her arrest, Choudhry explained she stabbed Timms in the stomach because it was a soft area of the body and she feared being too weak to force the knife into another area.
One of his smarter improvisations was the conversion of the Slovakian Maros Klimpl from lifelong defender to midfield enforcer bringing hardness to a previously soft area of the team.
