Sentence examples for soft views from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

But that stance would be hard to reconcile with Mr Miliband's softer views.

He favors affirmative action, for example, and has softer views on immigration issues than many in the Republican Party.

The softer views do not align neatly along the class and generational fault lines that mark the assimilation of many other immigrant groups.

Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum has also held firm to strong socially conservative views on issues like abortion and gay marriage as others have flirted with softer views.

Cronosoft's Simon Ullyatt takes a softer view.

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.