Sentence examples for unusually soft from inspiring English sources

The deal struck with Mrs. Fastow is not unusually soft.

She spoke in an unusually soft, almost perfunctory way.

Her voice was unusually soft that day, her words seemingly unfiltered.

She is currently under house arrest, an unusually soft pre-trial treatment for the Russian legal practices.

Supplies are tight now partly because demand was unusually soft until recently, lulling the market into complacency.

In several places in the store I saw washable sheepskins ($19.95) that would make unusually soft bathmats.

Mr. Ozawa took an unusually soft-edged approach to Strauss's score.

Rogers was an unusually soft-spoken and cerebral enlistee — he'd been voted "most intellectual" in his high-school class — and he found himself replaying the lyrics to Diana Ross's "Theme from Mahogany" in his head ("Do you know where you're going to?").

I sensed some indecision and tentativeness — reflected, too, in Rye's unusually extended "soft opening".

In Vietnam, despite its capital controls, holders of dong find it unusually easy to switch to hard currency or soft metal.

The soft-spoken, unusually polite and cheerful owner of the fancy restaurant where you have a due date date who has NOOOO idea this is your fourth and says he hopes to see you back when the gender will be apparent (does that open invitation include my other three darling and amazingly well-behaved children, dear sir, as I seem to have missed your children's menu!).