Sentence examples for soft bunch from inspiring English sources

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It was almost as if the legend wanted to remain above the fray in case the coach failed, that he was not going to let this soft bunch of players toy with the Bird legacy.

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He "disdains the incompetence and inefficiency of global corporations" and has branded the 1% "a soft, greedy bunch of children".

It will come in soft, puffy bunches.

What better way to draw the public into the gallery than with the Impressionists' bright colors and soft forms and bunches of lilacs tucked into the new wing's many nooks and crannies?

Promoting a whole bunch of soft drinks at the same time means you are discounting the product to people who would have paid a higher price if it wasn't on promotion.

This class is often dismissed as being a bunch of "soft roaders" or "faux x fours", but Jeep seems to have missed the group email and blessed its new model with usable off-road ability and the top of the range Trailhawk has been specially engineered to take on genuinely challenging trails.

E. D. Hirsch Jr., author of Cultural Literacy: What Every American Needs to Know (1987) provided a valuable corrective to American educational theory when he advanced the startling and much-needed claim more than 20 years ago that education actually needs some factual content in order to matter not just a bunch of soft, and usually mealy-mouthed pedagogical "objectives" lacking substance.

This kid either on purpose or because he just slammed a bunch of soft drinks—obviously had a pretty full bladder when he got into this elevator and, well, he had to do what you need to do when you have a full bladder.

Mrs. Mehdian stocks Ely's home with 10-pound sacks of rice, packages of soft, thin lavash, fat bunches of radishes, long, slender cucumbers and plump grape tomatoes.

Angela Hartnett's Cucina (Ebury Press, £25) 4 new season leeks, washed 100ml vinaigrette 4 soft-boiled eggs 1 bunch chopped chives Halen Môn sea salt with organic celery seed ground pepper Trim the dark green tops off the leeks.

For someone who has never seen a pancreatic cancer cell, though, Steinman's disease didn't look so mean at all — not black or jagged, just a bunch of soft-edged pentagons and distorted squares, with a few translucent tendrils jutting from their membranes.

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