In the boom years, the so-called soft sections of London newspapers grew fat on articles about ever more expensive goods and services geared toward the conspicuously consuming masses.
Some of the increased advertising revenue from the "soft" sections, as they are often referred to in the newsroom, has gone to bolster the metro staff by replacing reporters who had volunteered for duty in Baghdad, Mr. Keller said.
Muscles (soft sections of the creatures) have always been well isolated from the environment, while hard crust and hairy-like surfaces often assist to reduce the surface contact zone and hence minimize the biological adhesion.
(The electronic score, compiled by Gabriel Krichelia, has a sense of structure that the piece itself lacks, subtly moving among white noise, softer piano sections and menacing machine intensity).
After the Liszt he segued directly into "Sehr Langsam" ("Very Slow"), the final, whisper-soft section of Schoenberg's "Little Pieces".
Soon, a slightly softer section ensues, including a sweet duet by the in-love Wendy Whelan and Benjamin Millepied.
After that came Small Craft On A Milk Sea (2010) with Jon Hopkins and Leo Abrahams, dark textural electronics that fit in the softer section of the Warp Records discography (with a few requisite IDM-y drum freakouts).
In that work and those that followed she performed with crystalline articulation and vivid dynamic contrasts, rendering the softer sections with impressive control.
But in recent years, seeking more ads aimed at consumers rather than businesses, it has greatly expanded its lifestyle and consumer reporting, adding "softer" sections like Personal Journal and Weekend Journal, and a Saturday newspaper.
In softer sections, lighting turns bodies into slow-moving silhouettes, but after a subtly beautiful opening scene — in which thunder crackles and the patter of rain can be heard as two dancers curl over at the waist — the tactic is repeated to little effect and wears itself out.
