softheaded

“Birnam Wood” is an ardent ecological novel, but it’s not a softheaded one.

For Galton, the continuous reproduction of softheaded women and men posed a grave genetic threat to the nation.

“Sounds softheaded to me. Could be snakes up there.”

The federal government has oscillated between incompetence and indifference; between being softheaded or hardhearted.

The unusual percussion adds folkloric color, and the players heat up the tension until the final, wild glissandos on the piano here, pounded out with a softheaded mallet.