Meanings of less soft in English

Even their notes of anger and alarm are more or less soft.

The Italian sky, less soft than in midsummer, gleamed brightly blue.

The monster's shoulders were broader than those of a horse, and less soft or warm.

No doubt about it, the mirror showed that she looked less soft and pudgy than usual.

Bone's well preserved, but there's less soft tissue than I'd anticipated based on eyeballing those first vertebrae.

And, two, it helps me eat better and makes me feel less soft and flabby round the middle.

The scarcely less soft and pliant carpet was of eastern ingenuity, and no richer served the Turkish Sultan himself.

We were to hold our position for about two more weeks, fighting off more or less soft attacks every forty-eight hours.

DRINKS When it comes to what you should be drinking -it's less soft drinks and fruit juices, and more camomile tea.

Skin rose-colored, shaded or variegated with yellow; flesh sweet, of a pleasant, nut-like flavor, but less soft or unctuous than that of the other varieties.

Windsor shone nearly as bright over the green vale as those charming houses on Richmond Hill, and the verdure was not less soft and delicate.

Conclusion: MIPO of humerus diaphysis and proximal fractures allows for preservation of blood supply in fracture fragments, owing to less soft tissue and periosteal injury.

'Lady, your touch is no less soft for the years between us.'

'No walls of stone can withstand your grief, much less soft flesh.

"Are you specially suffering from them to-day?" he asked, and for a moment his eyes were less soft, more penetrating, as they looked at her.