Sentence examples for soft view from inspiring English sources

By Phyllis McGinley The New Yorker, November 7, 1936 P. 43 The belles of the eighties were soft, View Article By Malcolm Gladwell By Rivka Galchen By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

The Omni also made the wise choice of replacing a backyard swimming pool with a courtyard and patio, so that diners in the hotel's restaurant may enjoy a soft view of trees and fountains rather than lap-swimmers.

Set below the road in its own private garden, it comes with long soft views of the beach and Courtmacsherry Bay.

David Brooks's column, "The hard and the soft" (Views, March 3), on the experiences of a Norwegian during wartime, is a paean to both individualism and collectivism.

Newt Gingrich was the latest target of a Republican pile-on for his "soft" views on immigration.

Cronosoft's Simon Ullyatt takes a softer view.

Ms. Trump offers a softer view into an administration that, so far, has been defined by its chaos.

The softer view of Mr. Dixon that the defense sought to present yesterday was filtered through bureaucratic documents and yellowing pictures.

Given this climate of well-known government pressure, many younger Egyptians are deeply cynical about the media, but older viewers have a softer view.

Lately, as the revenues grow, Governor Engler's adversaries say they have begun to detect a softer view of the poor.

Sharon Castillo, a spokeswoman for the Republican National Committee, said that Republicans support upholding the law but that Mr. Tancredo's stance runs counter to President Bush's softer view on foreigners who have lived constructively and productively in the United States for many years.