Unitarianism has historical roots in Enlightenment attempts to soften away what were perceived as the irrational edges of Christianity (the incarnation, hell, the trinity).
The meat had kept its shape and its tender consistency, but softened away to nothing with a few chews, releasing a flavor like lamb but without the tang, like filet steak with less sweetness, like venison without gaminess.
And: "Good restoration should contain its opposite: going away, softening, decay.
Once Robertson's trusses tore away, the softening exterior columns no longer had anything to keep them from buckling.
It's important to look for frames that complement a face by softening or drawing attention away from its more prominent features.
Paramount took the film away from her, softening it (in her version, the Matthau character kills several people), but its genius remains.
In the 25 years since New York enacted some of the toughest drug laws in the country, drug dealers, prosecutors and defense lawyers have increasingly found ways of working around the laws or using them in a manner never intended, softening the goal of putting away hardened drug traffickers, say many people involved in drug cases.
If you cannot wipe the paint away even after softening it with boiled linseed oil, carefully use a putty knife to scrape beneath the splatter and lift it off the wood.
Mr Parker could be a rascal with the rest: softening up Mr Carter, for example, and stealing him away from a rival company to become his chief designer.
Pollen tubes on stigmas collected at 8 and 12 h after pollination were increasingly fragile, thus they were more easily washed away during the processes of fixation in FAA, softening in 1 N NaOH, and washing in distilled water.
