Sentence examples for soften the implication from inspiring English sources

The distinct echo of Lincoln's "the better angels of our nature" helped to soften the implication that the last eight years belong to our worse history, under a president famous for his childish pursuits (as one of Bush's own advisers once asked, "What kind of male obsesses over his bike-riding time, other than Lance Armstrong or a 12-year-old boy?").

We have softened the implications, but have kept the quote.

The unflinching Mr. Ruggiero does not soften the play's enormously threatening and honest implications.

Somehow hoodies and pigtails soften the blow.

The clouds soften the grid.

Cracks, and they soften the blow.

Again soften the back body.

It'll soften the blow.

This will soften the glue.

Using fabric softener can soften the feel on your feet.

Prepare and soften the tortillas.