Sentence examples for softening of its from inspiring English sources

For all the softening of its image, the FN remains an extremist party.

In the past two years, President Chen Shui-bian showed moderation towards China and the Chinese leadership reciprocated with a softening of its positions.

And in its last section "I Am Legend" reverts to generic type, with chases and explosions and a redemptive softening of its bleak premise.

When President Clinton decided to delay a new round of measures last fall after Britain showed some softening of its position, Chiquita officials were keenly disappointed.

ʿArafāt's decision to support Iraq during the 1990 91 Persian Gulf War alienated the PLO's key financial donors among the gulf oil states and contributed to a further softening of its position regarding peace with Israel.

Last month, the Twitter world was critical of a change in an editorial about President Obama's credibility on the government's phone data collection, making much of The Times's apparent softening of its position.

Even Brazil is softening: one of its diplomats says he hopes the group readmits Honduras this year.

But his appearance with their daughter, Blue Ivy, at the end of the film – and the softening tone of its latter half – suggests Lemonade is not a critically acclaimed divorce announcement.

These critics want the state to meet the federal judges' demands by softening more of its sentencing laws.

It's a quiet moderation on his part and, more broadly, an illustration of how social progress can be measured not just by the growing number of people advocating the cause but by the softening tone of its opposition.

As the party draws closer to real power, it has softened many of its sharp edges and tried to build bridges, even with City hedge funds.