Sentence examples for soft town from inspiring English sources

/ Soft town that settles on this land, town of inconclusiveness, / encryption, I touch your gateless air, your scaffoldless / upholdings".

He is a ferocious sea captain, and the chance arrival of the narrator on his vessel exposes the soft town dweller to his dreadful brutalities.

The late 20th century speaks in her arbitrary metaphors (night as a "soft town," the outlines of things as "Ophelias"), her vagueness of reference ("like this"), her solemn ejaculations ("Blurrings. Wings").

In this brief evening, Mr. Hickey renders a rich portrait not only of Cancannon, a widower, but also of a gallery of characters that include his gentlemanly boss; the soft-voiced town hypnotist; John-Joe's vexatious daughter, Jacinta; and the "Chinee chipper," the Chinese fish-and-chips cook that John-Joe suspects of impregnating her.

In the meantime, an indignant defiance is spreading in certain soft-spoken towns upstate.

The best ones, he wrote, "achieved a fidelity and restraint that most current colour-photography printers have yet to match – notably in flesh tints and in the rendering of patina and the soft tones of town buildings and streets".

Pros A recent refurbishment has revitalized its style (zebra rugs, splashes of red) and made its rooms some of the freshest in town (soft fabrics, huge plasma-screen TVs).

They view food not as cheap fuel to be quickly consumed; but rather as a leisurely art to be enjoyed in moderation, and often followed by a passagiata, a soft stroll through town.

The Bates Motel may have the softest pillows in town, but it's immediately disqualified because of the high chance of being murdered in the shower.

To the Editor: Regarding "Napier, Out of Ashes a Monument to Art Deco" (Nov. 28), as a native of Napier, I have a soft spot for the town's Art Deco ambience.

But few, if any, have achieved Pilsner Urquell's unique bittersweet taste, a combination of the town's soft water and regional ingredients like Moravian malt, Zatec hops and proprietary strain of yeast.