Sentence examples for soften some of from inspiring English sources

Still, Politico management seems to be trying to soften some of its rough edges.

Still, many governors are moving to undo, or at least soften, some of the measures they took during the downturn.

The Mexican government was working behind the scenes in Washington to soften some of the legislative language, Congressional aides said.

That rather surprising development may soften some of the blows directed at Mr. Sorkin, though surely not Mr. Madoff.

For that reason, the I.N.S. believes the 1996 act should be amended to soften some of its harsh features.

As age begins to soften some of the glare still in her voice, Ms. De Niese will be heard from again.

Some friends hypothesize that Lady Olson just might have softened some of her husband's views.

The owners have softened some of their language, and both sides say there has been progress.

I find that food often softens some of Chinon's peppery edges.

Or maybe life softens some of your edges but hardens you in other ways.

Glyn Maxwell's libretto softens some of the novel's darker aspects.