Sentence examples for softened form from inspiring English sources

(The paranormal hour, apparently, is newspeak for the witching hour.) The plot of the movie, which parades, in softened form, conventions like scrawls on walls and vertiginous camerawork, coheres, more or less.

"If you look at what he's doing, not what he's saying, then it's clear he's trying to surround himself with members of his K.G.B. team," said Nikolai Petrov of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, who thinks Russia is headed for a softened form of dictatorship.

More than 1,000 feet long, with a 120-foot-high central block whose Italianate alabaster tone does little to soften its form, this Chancellery has its own private river bridge and helicopter pad.

The process is based on pulsed laser-induced local softening, forming, and resolidification under control of the confinement layer.

Out through injury goes Lee Byrne, the impact softened by the form of Rob Kearney.

Combining their methods–hammering metal to soften it, forming it into beads or wire, and weaving it into mesh or chains with a modern sensibility led him to create exotic but timeless jewelry, and quickly earned him a following after he launched his company in 1989.

Wash your hands, then roll a small piece of wax until it softens and forms a ball.

The sturdy yet pensive amazons of "Seated Nude and Standing Nude" from the Philadelphia Museum of Art is especially grand; their blunt forms are softened by shaded charcoal that becomes more refined as it moves from background to body to face.

There seemed to be a vague suggestion that her solo albums were cut from a different, more robust cloth, but clearly Furler's attitude to her commercial songwriting has softened, perhaps because 1,000 Forms of Fear – her most successful album by some distance – was also musically the closest to the work she sells to others.

The policies and programs of Danish parties tend to soften when coalitions form, which forces compromise among opposing factions.

Across the economy, marketers have turned the practice of tacking on extras into an art form, softening up airline passengers for what now seems to have been inevitable.