Sentence examples for soft giving from inspiring English sources

The Sabres defense was soft, giving up turnovers and not clearing away rebounds, and the Red Wings capitalized.

I have been criticised by colleagues for being "soft", giving customers money off or giving them extra time to pay.

The pastry around my chocolate samosas is, all at once, crisp and soft, giving way to a rich, dark chocolate ganache inside.

The notoriously difficult meat has been seduced into a soft, giving texture and remarkably guinea fowl-like flavour by patient, vegetable-infused cooking.

Because the feathers do not need the strength and stiffness required for flight, they are exceptionally soft, giving rise to the specific epithet habroptilus.

At this stage the consistency of the material has changed from hard to soft, giving the implant a pliable texture that makes it compliant to external pressures without losing its original shape.

The soft give of her breasts under his hand.

England conceded six penalties at the breakdown, having given away seven in Scotland, and most of them were soft, given France's lack of ambition.

It would be crass and patronising to call today's youngsters soft, given the sacrifices that are made to reach the top.

Other starters include a warm octopus salad ($6.50) in which bits of rich and chewy meat are mixed with moist croutons, tangy olives and the soft give of roasted potatoes.

Males of which the testis state was referred to as firm or soft gave significantly better spermatozoa motilities (70%) as compared with viscous or liquid testis (40%).