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soft-core

[sawft-kawr, -kohr, soft-] / ˈsɔftˈkɔr, -ˈkoʊr, ˈsɒft- /




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With its soft-core, island-funk guitar and three-part vocal harmony, the song’s chorus is an early example of a Steely Dan quintessence: shrugging sarcasm, rendered resplendent.

From New York Times • Sep. 4, 2017

Not soft-core porn, but real love stories with happy endings — like a Sandra Bullock film, only with gay characters.

From New York Times • Feb. 13, 2010

By now millions of people have inadvertently watched the video, which came out in 1987, a more innocent time when people actually listened to generic soft-core pop on purpose--the song went to No. 1.

From Time Magazine Archive

The movement has also produced a variant sect of soft-core survivalists.

From Time Magazine Archive

He has a nostalgically appealing, soft-core cynicism about politicians and foreign policy reminiscent of those 1930s' middleweight movie heroes.

From Time Magazine Archive