Mr. Obama used the opportunity to tell Latinos not to trust Mr. Romney's softening language about immigration.
But then, having finally fulfilled their basic function as gatekeepers, they immediately denature their own efforts by softening language to the consistency of boiled linguine.
Other biographies for young readers provide softening language, most likely embellished, to explain how gut-wrenchingly painful it was for Truth, or any slave, to leave her family for the promise of freedom.
On Monday night, as he was preparing to leave for Washington, Mr. Sharon became worried that Arab and European pressure was causing the Americans to soften language that the Israelis had negotiated with them for three months, said Raanan Gissin, Mr. Sharon's spokesman.
Much of the report focused on needed outreach to women and minorities, immigration reform and softening language to become a more inclusive and tolerant party.
Assuming that the monetary fine won't change, the banks are now fighting to soften language and absolve themselves of any hint of wrongdoing.
In the revised manuscript we have tried to soften language throughout regarding direct modification of H3K23 by Ezl3.
It was believed that it was deemed stronger if we had the exact same language as the Senate, and language that the White House would endorse, so we softened our language to meet that standard so there's no doubt there's unity -- House, Senate, the whole Congress and White House, that this repeal will take place," Pelosi said.
Instead, negotiators softened the language.
But he seemed to have softened his language a bit.
Last week, Microsoft executives softened their language, but did not change the company's position.
