Sentence examples for supposed to soften from inspiring English sources

She's also supposed to soften her husband's stiff image.

Together these plantings are also supposed to soften noise.

"Grief is supposed to soften with time, but for me it hasn't," Mr. Weaver said.

Stronger growth resulting from structural reforms was supposed to soften the effect of a planned second rise in the consumption tax, to 10%, this autumn.

The machine is supposed to soften the negative effects the current recession has for wine lovers.

Placed next to a TV set, the light coming from the speakers is supposed to "soften" the TV picture during night time.

When the females fall back to earth after mating and seek a home in which to found a colony the humidity is supposed to help soften the earth so the queens can disappear underground and avoid predators.

I know the market is supposed to be softening, but doesn't $900,000 still only buy you peanuts out there?

Even today on what was supposed to be a partisan tour, Mr. Bush tried to soften the tone.

The court heard how British troops routinely hooded captives and forced them into stress positions to soften them for questioning, a tactic which the UK was supposed to have banned in most circumstances in the Seventies.

They need to soften it!" In an interview last week, Chief Exposito said the video was not supposed to be for public consumption.