Sentence examples for sort of soft from inspiring English sources

Scientific American uses what Mr. Guterl called a "sort of soft approach".

This suggests that this sort of soft tissue preservation might be widespread in fossils".

So in line with the recent European elections, a sort of soft totalitarianism.

He also identifies as "boi", a term that embodies a sort of soft masculinity.

This, it seems to me, comes close to a sort of soft blackmail….

The Thing Their Soft Wood Sofa, from the Italian furniture manufacturer Moroso, is what it says it is (sort of): soft and wood (print).

The outside is covered in a sort-of soft touch skin and there isn't a miss-aligned seam anywhere.

And the sort of soft-focus heritage boffing scenes during which there is clearly at least a metre separating boffer and boffee's woohoos.

There's more real cognition at work and on display in Shane Carruth's "Upstream Color" and Terrence Malick's "To the Wonder" — neither of which depict people who make a living from intellectual pursuits — than in this movie, which comes off as a sort of soft-core philosophical porn.

Even if there is not a "hard" coup, some sort of softer military-judicial coup is possible perhaps like the state of emergency imposed last year in Bangladesh putting a civilian front on a government backed by the army and palace.

A lot of mainstream accounts of Japan's bombings, like those in John Hersey's Hiroshima, sort of soft-pedal the body horror that acute radiation poisoning causes, but they are nevertheless full of preteen nightmare fodder.