Sentence examples for soft treatment from inspiring English sources

Why do quarterbacks get all the soft treatment?

Of course, no newspaper expects soft treatment from competitors when things go agley.

They point to continuing harsh treatment of Turkey's Kurds and soft treatment of Iran.

BBC Newsnight regulars were disappointed at the soft treatment meted out to Nigel ("Mine's a pint") Farage when Romanians as neighbours was discussed on Monday.

Not that this relatively soft treatment of Marx's anti-Semitism detracts from the overall achievement of the book.

Though Osborne is often derided as too banker-friendly (witness this week's revelation that he lobbied US authorities for soft treatment of HSBC), the Financial Services Act of 2013 was a major piece of legislation.

The MELT method is a hands-off, self-treatment that is said to alleviate chronic pain, release tension and restore mobility, utilizing specialized soft treatments balls, soft body roller and techniques mimicking manual therapy.

Driven by the increasing public acceptance of Kardashian-promoted soft treatments, the pop-in shop industry – dubbed "minimally invasive procedures" – grew by 40percentt in 2015.

I see no reason why Kaminski should get softer treatment".

So politicians are tempted to lobby peers for softer treatment.

Quick also said that Green had received "softer" treatment than usual when he was arrested and questioned for nine hours.