Sentence examples similar to soften hardships from inspiring English sources
Senator Bruno said he wanted either to exempt small restaurants or find some other way to soften the hardship they say the bill would create for them.
Where he had written that the stimulus bill would at best "mitigate the slump, not cure it," she crossed out that phrase and substituted "somewhat soften the economic hardship that we face for the next few years".
Attitudes to welfare have hardened in recent months, unusual in a downturn when images of hardship usually cause views to soften.
Small wonder, then, that Ms. McMahon has recently sought to soften her image, first with a minutelong advertisement in which she says, humbly, that "I'm running because I've lived through some of the same hardships many of you are facing," then with an advertisement featuring her daughter.
Fabrics soften as stiffening disappears.
Everything began to soften.
They should soften this statement.
which means gradually soften.
The hardship was softened by his relationship with Patricia Hale, whom he had met at Oxford in 1952.
