Sentence examples for soft to a from inspiring English sources

Disney has shifted gears from a soft to a hard sell for "Phineas and Ferb".

Along the way, particularly in the 1990s, he was called everything from soft to a stooge of the regime.

Dr. Warden said some people adapt quicker than others to running surfaces, and he advised that anyone wanting to change from a soft to a hard surface, or vice versa, play it safe and make the change gradually.

While Wozencraft's earlier books — like "Rush," about a female undercover narcotics officer, and "Wanted," in which two wrongfully convicted women break out of prison — had a believable edge, "The Devil's Backbone" is soft to a fault.

The flesh should be firm but slightly soft to a gentle touch.

Theatrically speaking, for Fishburne it's like throwing a soft pitch to A-Rod: America never was America to me.

Is the economy too soft to support a tour with prime seats priced at nearly $380?

Ms. Flockhart can be charming, but she is too soft to play a hardliner.

And Robinson said: "Everyone says I'm too soft to be a coach.

Find a soft to medium pillow or two.

And yes, sometimes that means being a bit softer to them, a bit kinder.