Sentence examples for softness for from inspiring English sources

(The pointy Hachiya variety is better ripened to softness for desserts).

Softness, for Claudio, takes the shape of Hero (Jillian Morgese), Leonato's daughter, whereas Benedick has eyes — and claws — only for Beatrice Amy Ackerr), Leonato's niece.

Results for the first quarter this year were mixed, with overall sales flat but notable softness for some new releases like Warner's box office hit "I Am Legend".

New 'soft' ski boots such as Rossignol's Soft 3 offer a mix of hard plastic for safety and support and snowboard-style softness for comfort.

A highlight on Friday was Balanchine's "Tchaikovsky Pas de Deux," in which Mr. Malakhov shed his previous Romantic softness for a contemporary dynamism.

Still, Marcal was deemed a good value, and one of just six brands the magazine recommended, given, as the article stated, that, "you're willing to trade some softness for a greener roll that's 100 percent recycled".

He also showed a concern for the softness of his water, charging £58 for ten bags of salt for his water softener in April 2008 and £33.22 for a pack of Maxtra filter cartridges in September 2008.

SIO is also used traditionally for skin care, in order to maintain skin softness, and for the treatment of wounds, insect bites and skin infections, in a tropical context where the skin is frequently damaged.

The results obtained for hard-sphere molecules can be extended to real molecules by applying corrections required for attractive forces and for the "softness" of the molecules i.e., the ability of molecules to interpenetrate (overlap) at high temperatures.

Corlett used an older July harvest in a cappuccino, citing its softness, and, for an espresso, a fresher December harvest that was "fruity".

A pudgy fellow who always seems a stranger to his own body, Hoffman makes his unformed softness work for the character; it renders Konstantin's dilemma — his sad little wish to be loved — all the more poignant.