Sentence examples for soft qualities from inspiring English sources
Soft qualities like openness and sensitivity are as critical to success as harder qualities like charisma, aggressiveness, and always being right.
They stress "soft" qualities such as guidance and mutual help, not "hard" ones like sin and damnation.This means that the charismatic and evangelical churches are not typical of the whole of religious life in America.
He taught me that soft qualities like openness, sensitivity, and thoughtful intelligence are at least as critical to management success as harder qualities like charisma, aggressiveness, and always being right.
It clearly has something to do with the way all the luxuriously soft qualities of confited artichokes are wrapped inside those crunchy fried leaves and hearts, and just as much to do with that sauce, a creamy aioli with force-multiplying jabs of anchovy.
Trust has a measurable impact on the bottom line of businesses — and leaders can no longer relegate it to the realm of "soft" qualities.
Even in a hard-nosed field like tech, most people love co-working because of its soft qualities; it makes them feel part of a community and surrounds them with people they trust.
I embraced the pixel, the soft quality.
The robust estimation algorithm recently developed by the authors is applied as a soft quality in design of the sensor placement algorithms.
Software re-engineering consists of a set of activities intended to restructure a legacy system to a new target system that conforms with hard and soft quality constraints (or non-functional requirements, NFR).
Even now, when a homeowner can afford them, wood-framed shoji screens mask glass doors and windows in their harsh and unattractive aluminum frames, lending a soft quality to the light, as if everything had been washed with a thinly diluted white pigment.
The double-ellipse staircase, the cocoon curves of the library, and the absence of any obvious structural "grunt" or fidgety details give the interiors a flowing marshmallow soft quality which is, in places, so gracefully composed that even Disgusted of Oxford might pause in mid-harrumph.
