Sentence examples for softened from from inspiring English sources

The arrangements of the ensemble gradually softened from rigid squares into loose circles.

The geometric lines of the Narciso Rodriguez collection were familiar, if softened from his earlier days.

There, the mood softened from Russian extremes of temperature and temperament to a reggae-infused, Mediterranean atmosphere.

MINUSES -- Because Ms. Connelly's character has been softened from the mess she is in the novel, her character has lost some focus.

"By the time construction was to begin the rental market softened from overbuilding and the developer became very concerned about its rent-up.

The title softened from director of football, which jars in the English game, Marwood in fact performs that role, overseeing the whole football operation and signing the players requested by the manager and approved by the board.

But now a massive drop in demand from Asia has weakened prices that were already softening from overproduction, both at home and abroad.

As a result, the relationship between many borrowers and lenders is softening from outright animosity to something that more resembles a détente.

"We are seeing a government that is awash in surplus money, even with an economy that is softening from where it used to be," Ari Fleischer, the White House spokesman, said.

Culinarily, the fruit is essentially interchangeable with a traditional quince, just a tad smaller, and can be used in all the same recipes – softening from rock hard and acid to sweet, fragrant deliciousness with a little sugary simmering.

The results demonstrate that the nonlinear amplification of miniscule stimuli is mechanically produced by stiffness softening from channel gating.