Sentence examples for softer on from inspiring English sources

"People think it's softer on your skin.

"Some may wish Jesus might have been a little softer on divorce, but he wasn't.

They clearly believe Cameron will be significantly softer on regulating them than even Labour's pitiful efforts.

Of course, accusations that Democrats are genetically softer on threats to the Republic are nothing new.

The Guardian was, if anything, slightly softer on the prime minister.

"It's a lot softer on your ankles and it's better to run on," he said.

Contrary to the stereotype, Democratic appointees are not "softer on crime".

She has changed her discourse to introduce social issues and was noticeably softer on immigration.

Sales was arguably comparatively softer on Abbott than during her previous interview.

They tend to err on the side of being softer on Microsoft than the settlement was.

The whole thing leads up to it being very beneficial for Apple to create a softer on-ramp for this latest bit of courage.