Sentence examples for soft meant from inspiring English sources

A lot. His highly sexual, complex relationship to women (Apollonia, Vanity, and so on) challenged the idea that being "soft" meant being gay.

Doesn't softer mean weak?

Sneering at identity politics is a depressingly common position, portraying those who dare to point out the intangible soft means of discrimination (such as language) as precious snowflakes, mollycoddled by a politically correct establishment which allows free expression and academic enquiry to be undermined.

They used soft means to portray a new reality (modernity) where the traditional societies had to redefine themselves.

With the full CSI of hops and the signal and noise covariance matrices at the transmitters (the full CSIT), the source and relay precoders were designed asymptotically by either maximizing the individual MI of each hop or minimizing the individual soft mean-squared error (MSE) of estimated signals of each hop.

If at all, they had to rely on "soft" means to convince patients or at least to inform them about appropriate birth control measures.

One may choose a soft mean or median filter to decrease imaging noise and/or scan related noise (scan lines), which enhances the visibility of the object to be analyzed.

Cameron's lifelong soft Euroscepticism meant he had no answer to the hardliners on Europe once the issue had become turbocharged by austerity and immigration.

The soft economy meant that people were even less likely to splurge on a gold necklace and even more likely to satisfy their curiosity about what those rarely used gold cufflinks in the jewelry box were worth.

But that was a "soft launch," meant for testing and experimentation, as opposed to today's public debut.

Our evacuation started off "soft," which meant I had time to get whatever I could fit into our minivan before leaving.