| She was wearing a cloak made out of a Lena's fur, which was much like a sheep's wool, only finer and much softer. |
| He does a superb job of showing off his vocal range as well as the softer side of his voice. |
| Silver is much softer than brass if it is not alloyed with copper, tin, or some other less costly metal. |
| Tanizaki holds a similar affection for washi, which makes everything a bit softer and shadowy-looking when light streams through it. |
| However, mixed with softer more feminine elements, such as tiered cotton skirts and frilled shirts, this look is extremely wearable. |
| Many people who go on methadone programmes, the softer alternative to abstinence, remain on them for years. |
