Sentence examples for soft praise from inspiring English sources
The article was published to some soft praise, and it seemed like it would come and go without any pain.
But the mayor, speaking to a roomful of restaurant workers, publicists, and reporters whose usual topics are decidedly soft, praised New York's food, plugged the Yankees and told jokes.
Dercon talked about "soft power," praising the role of small-scale institutions, those crucial "meeting places" that give "meaning to power".
But this might be too soft in its praise.
He began singing a soft song in praise of America.
MAGGIE ESTEP went because he had praised "Soft Maniacs," her collection of stories.
Even Sade, the Nigerian-born queen of suave soft pop, has praised his breathy, romantic voice, which often slurred through improvisations.
Potock praises the soft cereal for being made from whole grains, enriched with probiotics and nutrients, and free of genetically modified ingredients (GMOs).
The Democrats have channeled at least $5 million into soft-money advertisements praising Mrs. Clinton and attacking Mr. Lazio, campaign records show.
On Valentine's Day in 1849, a Maine belle named Naomi C. Lindsay received a love poem ($250) on lace signed "W. S. S.," praising her "glances soft".
At Flair, a shop Mr. Korban frequents in SoHo, he cooed over a ridiculously soft eel skin mirror, and praised a faux shagreen side table for its looks and its price ($875) before making a beeline for a folding stool upholstered in zebra skin.
