Sentence examples for soft in the head from inspiring English sources

Some commentators have called him a metaphor for a nation gone soft in the head.

Lord Woolf must be soft in the head to fall for BAE's ruse.

AS IS well known, some people in the West go soft in the head over Tibet.

It came to mean a strapping young lad, naive, a bit soft in the head.

Do you ever feel that people think that you've gone a bit soft in the head?

The BBC turned soft in the head, its presenters screaming at every medal like Stalinist sycophants.

So are two Cambodian investments by Raffles's present owners: Hotel Le Royal in Phnom Penh and Grand Hotel Angkor in Siem Reap, a splendid colonial relic which will have a new life as a luxury hotel for visitors to the sublime temples of Angkor Wat.You do not have to be totally soft in the heart and head to regret such unique places becoming more like each other and more like everywhere else.

They are wrong: they are the ones who are soft … in the head and the spine.

You could have guessed that the first time you saw Crowe - probably as Bud White in LA Confidential, in which he is overweight, sluggish, brutal, but soft enough in the head to fall in love with a hooker who can act like Veronica Lake.

This illustration shows skeleton and soft tissues in the head and neck of the predatory dinosaur Allosaurus.

I'm not saying he's not responsible for his own actions, but he must have been a bit soft in the fucking head.