Sentence examples for soft career from inspiring English sources

Seems rather a soft career choice for Walliams this, but perhaps he will bring a superior touch of class to the occasion.

"Obstacle courses like these are the physical representation of masculinity, which is lacking for people like lawyers, doctors, bankers and others in softer careers," he said.

A soft-spoken career educator who worked his way up through the school system, Mr. Anker became its leader in 1973, when economic and racial struggles were roiling not only the schools but the entire city as well.

"Our job is to give the local authorities quick, preliminary information so they can save lives," said Maj. Kaarlo J. Hietala, a soft-spoken career soldier originally from upstate New York who is the National Guard unit's commander.

In an e-mail chain obtained by Life & Style that was aptly titled "The Morally Corrupt Camille Donatacci Grammer," the Housewives sent around video stills of a topless Camille and a link to a description of her steamy soft-core career.

The current culture of training places heavy emphasis on research and publications, leaving little time for "soft skill" or career development.

Later she soft-pedaled her career and turned down her first chance at a Metropolitan Opera debut to have a son, Alexander, now a stage director.

These numbers should help counter the idea that the arts are "soft" options that compromise career options for students.

Because of this, the current culture of training places a heavy emphasis on research and publications, at the expense of "soft skill acquisition" or career development.

Some critics say her new iconoclasm is just an effort to dignify what was little more than a career in soft-core porn.

She'd had a secret Bettie-Page-style career in kinky soft porn.