Such hard-soft terminology is, one could argue, ideally suited to a postideological age in which other kinds of distinctions--liberal vs. conservative, right vs. wrong, nature vs. nurture--seem increasingly tiresome or obsolete.
The words used was suited for the time period it was mentioned in.
They thought it was better to be used during the preideological age.
The best beaches are out of the way.
The rate per hour was at least $100.
Child rearing is easy and by-the-books.
Baba Nyonya Heritage Museum was built for the public by a family.
It's crystal clear because I remember the article laid it out in a very easy to understand way.
Children are sleep.