Sentence examples for soft corner from inspiring English sources

As it is Muslims have a soft corner for the word "madrasa".

It explodes into the soft corner of his forehead, just above the eye.

"He left many commanders behind if they had a soft corner (of their heart) for the government".

Sampath, who "had always had a soft corner for the lady on the label of the coconut-hair-oil bottle," is nonplussed.

While I might have a "soft spot" for the actor Irrfan Khan, for instance, a speaker of Indian English might have a "soft corner" for him.

A combination of spray, anchors, anchor bolts, and soft corner coupled truss supports allowed the deformation to be controlled.

Receiver Brian Hartline was his go-to guy – mainly outside the numbers on hook routes (something soft corners Pat Lee and Joselio Hanson had no answer for).

"This group of buildings readily sinks into the soft corners of one's brain," says Sir Peter Cook, 80 this year, and the most talkative member of the radical 1960s group Archigram, "in the same way that under-amplified Vivaldi can be fed to you in a gift shop".

Stop when you get to this point: defer.add img); There will be times when you don't want a soft, rounded corner, so we need to turn off the handles to make hard corners.

Tennessee's linebackers and soft-cushioned corners never got completely comfortable in coverage.

The good news is that while the standard rubber on the stock Minilite wheels is less sporty because that rubber is softer, the cornering is just as grippy as it is on the lower, optional tires without the attendant harshness.