Sentence examples for that might soften from inspiring English sources
Does it have a plot that might soften people up and make them want to give to charity?
He is a vocal advocate of a belligerent brand of hockey, he argues for the value of fighting and he rails against rules that might soften it up.
The relative value of the little things a household takes for granted — plastic garbage bags, toothpaste — must be weighed against an extra box of cereal or a package of off-brand cookies that might soften the situation, if only for a few bites.
Spirits prevail over the stuff that might soften their impact, as illustrated by the Lucky Jim, which consists of 12 to 15 parts vodka to one part vermouth and two parts cucumber juice, and there is a drink for just about every ordeal that Kingsley's ordeal-filled life could be expected to present.
If, for example, Republicans feel they lost because of a failure to reach out to Latinos, that might soften resistance to immigration reform, Tanden suggested.
China hinted on Saturday that it might soften its demand that Mr. Chen explicitly accept the "one China" principle before negotiating such direct links.
I warmed it slightly, knowing that this might soften the rice and hoping that it would also reactivate the sticky starches, but no dice.
Mr. Romney used to say he would veto the Dream Act as written, but during the campaign started hinting that he might soften his position, and recently told supporters at a fund-raiser that the Republican Party needed to have its own version of the Dream Act to win over Latino voters.
WASHINGTON ― After reports emerged over the weekend that he might soften his stance on immigration, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump confirmed Monday that he will not back down on what has become his campaign's signature issue.
The launching also appeared to dash the hopes of some analysts that Mr. Kim might soften North Korea's confrontational stance.
But comments like Sir Emyr's made it clear that bargaining might soften the positions of some countries.
