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The lyric pathos of Lange's performance is undermined by her too-soft delivery.

What Becomes A Legend? 2008

It was built of under-reinforced too-soft materials on a foundation of too-soft materials.

Think Progress » Bush shifts $1.3 billion away from levee funding. 2007

The too-soft Brie cheese oozed out of the dates long before the bacon had crisped.

Bacon-Wrapped Dates - The Only Hot Date I've Had All Year, Even Though it's Only January 2006

The calluses at the base of each of Dawn™s fingers scratched at my too-soft palm.

Ms Longshot Kurtz, Sylvie 2005

Goodfellowe had led the ambassador up the great stairs, past the rogues 'gallery of former prime ministers, to the White Drawing Room with its oil paintings and porcelain and too-soft sofas and had waited until the bullshit had all but run out.

Whispers Of Betrayal Dobbs, Michael, 1948- 2000

Anna sat on a too-soft chair with her legs curled beneath her, and stared, running mental movies of her time with Creek.

The Night Crew Sandford, John, 1944 Feb. 23- 1997

The night passed slowly as I repeatedly changed position on the too-soft bed.

Till the Butchers Cut Him Down Muller, Marcia 1994

She turned in the too-soft bed, grunting, and felt the hard, angular body of Lew beside her, slick with sweat.

Kahawa Westlake, Donald E. 1982

Harrison is an odd combination of candid and cocky that improves on often too-soft studio vibe.

www.startribune.com 2012

Michael Gove has already called the Lib Dems "eccentric," because of its too-soft policies on crime and Europe.

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