Sentence examples for soft form from inspiring English sources

Rather, it comes from her sense of German interest — a soft form of nationalism that reflects the country's growing confidence and strength.

The "Rabbit" has returned to its original soft form, and, many times larger at more than 50 feet high, taken to the air.

I support the Catholic principle of subsidiarity: power should be decentralised to the maximum degree; and that's what the soft form of independence on offer will help us to achieve.

"He has come up with this soft form of words that he thinks will somehow placate the public because they have serious concerns about Labor's inability to stop the boats".

Ministers are now talking openly about it, albeit in a "soft" form involving creditors voluntarily stretching out the maturities on their loans to Greece, rather than imposing losses on creditors.

Behind the scenes Germany has been pushing for Greece to "reprofile" its debt a soft form of restructuring that would leave principal and coupon payments intact but extend bond maturities.

"I was into liquid forms and poured forms and soft forms.

"It's almost a building in the round, with rounded soft forms seen from various angles," Mr. Dattner said.

The world of the film is manifestly the world of Mr. Van Allsburg's beautiful oil and pastel illustrations, a nocturnal landscape punctuated by soft forms and warm lights.

The soft forms of assurance are based on liens and lines of credit.

Use a high-quality indoor car cover that is soft, form-fitting and breathable to protect the car.