Sentence examples for viewed as soft from inspiring English sources

Pierce, whom many observers viewed as soft during his first two N.B.A. seasons, was suddenly playing with more nerve.

It was an attitude that the Spurs, who have been viewed as soft and unathletic in the past, needed.

The rules concerning government aid have always been viewed as soft, vulnerable to political interference, said Alec Burnside, a partner in the Brussels office of the law firm Linklaters.

Young's extensive observations, reported by Guardian Australia, also included that the department of immigration misused patient information and that psychiatrists working within the system were often viewed as "soft touches" by the department if they advocated on their patients' behalf.

It was a mixed quarter: Despite strong revenue growth, Pandora's listening figures could be viewed as soft, and losses persisted, even on a non-GAAP basis.

Parenting, especially mothering, is viewed as soft and sweet, while leadership is firm and aggressive.

The Republican Senate leadership has traditionally opposed legislation it views as soft on criminals.

Female directors are viewed as too soft, too personal, too limited in their visions -- too not one of the guys.

The Conservatives say Tony Blair's Labor government is viewed as a "soft touch" because of its relatively liberal policies toward asylum seekers.

Based on our analysis, ε-insensitive SVM regression can be viewed as a soft FDA with ε-insensitive within-class variance and L1 norm penalty.

ESPN raised a common backhanded compliment: "Carroll is seen as the ultimate players' coach, but some might say he won the vote because he's viewed as being soft on players".