Sentence examples for soft countries from inspiring English sources

It could help to allay fears that letting in "soft" countries such as Greece, and later others from Central and Eastern Europe, when such "hard" countries as Britain, Denmark and Sweden still stand aside, could somehow undermine the euro.

All these soft men from soft countries with their soft hands and their soft feelings and their soft policies on radical Islam.

The result was a hypnotically soft country tune; Emmylou Harris should cover it.

Javier Bartolomé, co-owner of Spanish tour operator Away From The Crowds Soft country cheese, sardine empanadas, chicharrones (Galician pulled pork).

Summer is tougher, more mature (consider a love song called "Wrestling A Stranger") and mixes its soft country rock with a tinge of reggae ("Natalie").

I order soft country cheese from Sobrado, about an hour's drive south at the heart of Galicia's cheese-making area.

Price is forty-six, with black hair parted in the middle, a soft country accent, and the knowing smile and suppressed excitement of a true believer.

Never as tranquil as its legend, but a gentle and soft country all the same, Egypt knew a cultural wholeness and prided itself on a fairly vibrant cultural life.

(Petrusich) Alison Krauss and Union Station (Tuesday) A singer, songwriter and fiddler from Illinois, Ms. Krauss is one of bluegrass music's most famed contemporary practitioners, although her soft, country-tinged folk songs aren't really bluegrass, or at least not exactly.

The song is a soft country ballad with some use of pop and soft rock elements.

The song is a soft country ballad with lyrics that describe a child's transition to adulthood.