Sentence examples for softer aspect from inspiring English sources

It calls for a softer aspect — an off-kilter performer like David Greenspan or Michael Emerson (long since lost to "Lost," of course) who might make us see Kemp more as a wounded soul desperate for companionship than as a pathological pest.

Women leaders in Namibia tend to be associated with the "softer" aspects of governance.

But Plaid Cymru is still associated with softer aspects of nationalism, such as boosting the Welsh language.

The pledge was not in his manifesto; the softer aspects of his election campaign were more focused on green issues and helping wayward youths than on gay rights.

He believes that the piece focuses on the softer aspects of Guzmán, focusing on his charitable work and how much he loves his family rather than accusations of "decapitations and mutilations".

"Where, I think, we have room to improve further is actually on the softer issues, the softer aspects — the cultural areas, the arts — as well as to make this place an even more livable city".

But some of the "softer" aspects to work may partly explain the wage differential: perhaps women are making a trade-off between pay and other aspects of work that make them happy.

For it may be that in the hardest of all medical situations confronting individual patients and populations alike, the seemingly softer aspects of care are just what the doctor ordered.

Although "softer" aspects, such as professionalism, developing the physician's role, and empathy, are often highlighted as important, these aspects are most often given lower priority and primarily conveyed through the informal and hidden curriculum.

There are many CBRM items related to soft aspects e.g. politics, taxation etc. which cannot be quantified by numbers.

Self-awareness of one's skills, collaboration, and creativity-related "soft" aspects of work can be taken into account in the training and re-training of citizens.