Sentence examples for soft sort from inspiring English sources

Lettuce – the soft sort rather than crispy iceberg – seems to be the one constant in summer rolls, and the leaves are usually used whole as a layer in themselves, although Brissenden calls for them to be shredded before use, which I think gives the rolls a better texture.

The softer sort of Protestants have not been breeding as prodigiously as evangelicals have.

The softer sort is about nudging people to do things that are in their best interests.

Mr Blair resents nothing more than being labelled a softer sort of Tory.

So you can run phoney issue ads, but you must pay for them with "hard money"—a big blow, since they have usually been paid for with the softer sort.From this perspective, Mr McCain has not done too badly.

The most fearsome are a family-owned, publicity-shy trio from Germany: Lidl and two firms called Aldi, which separated to form northern and southern branches in 1960.In Europe the sales of discount grocers (including those of a softer sort, like Penny Markt of Germany and Dia of Spain) will grow at a rate of 4.8% a year until 2017, predicts Kantar Retail, a market-research firm.

"Low yield" suggests a softer sort of weaponry, diet nukes, until you realize that the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki were technically "low-yield" weapons.

That means a handsome body and a pleasant cabin with the darker shades and softer sorts of plastics that Europeans prefer.

But off the field at the impromptu parties thrown by Miss Bonita, Big Irv displayed his softer side, sort of.

Shrill stuff for a soft-sell sort who prefers fly-fishing to gambling and, if he gambles, sticks to the $5 blackjack tables.

Sat in his basement mission control, surrounded by keyboards and camping gear, he is a laid back, soft-spoken sort, though he admits he thrives on the area's dual character.