gone soft

"I think the league has gone soft over the last few years and they've got to do something about all of the flopping, " O'Neal said.

The implication was that Bush had gone soft on him, or rather Bush had hardened against Cheney's advice.

These biscuits have gone soft, you'd better crisp them up in the oven .

Youve gone soft, stammering about boyfriend and saying your waiting to be inspired.

You've gone soft, stammerring about boyfriend and saying you're waiting to be inspired.

Overall, reporters hadn't gone soft. Away from politics, sensationalism and gossip were alive and well.

In the past, accusations that leaders have gone soft on China's one-time enemy have escalated into broader anti-government protests.

These biscuit are not crisp any more , they have gone soft .

Since John met that girl he's gone soft in the head.

Both of them think the Hamas governors in Gaza have gone soft.

But he'll also want to demonstrate that he hasn't gone soft on points of US-Sino friction like trade and currency.

Because the ECB hates to show that it has gone soft on inflation.

This is what appears to have happened to 50 himself: he's gone soft.

And perhaps, now past 65, I've gone soft.

You may be old, but you haven't gone soft yet, have you? Come on, let's play some more!

Have you gone soft in the head, Les?

Have you gone soft in the head?