His orchestral writing seems colourful and adroit, but in this set of miniatures at least, it was rather soft-centred and inconsequential.
Looked at in detail, images can suffer from purple fringing and I think the edges are rather soft.
Platinum and palladium are rather soft and very ductile; these metals and most of their alloys can be worked hot or cold.
All are rather soft, ductile, malleable, and sectile; gold, silver, and copper serve as excellent conductors of electricity and heat and exhibit metallic lustre and hackly fracture.
(The study also offers lower estimates that assume a higher degree of compression).Even the authors admit that their numbers are rather soft.
Hannan's chosen Brexit would be rather soft, by current standards: something along Swiss lines, with opt-ins for various sectors to the regulations of the single market.
The stems of most arborescent species are covered with an armour composed of the hardened leaf and cataphyll bases, but internally they are rather soft and fleshy, with a thick parenchymatous cortex, a large pith, and scanty woody tissue.
Gamma-ray spectra of astrophysical origin are rather soft thus hardly one single size telescope can cover more than 1.5 decades in energy, therefore an array of telescopes of 2 3 different sizes is required.
But the majority of American memorials — for example, all those classical auditoriums, parks, band shells, boulevards, museums, and parkways dedicated to the dead of the First World War — are rather soft.
