Sentence examples for a more supple from inspiring English sources

Both were good, though the beef boulettes had a more supple texture.

Abrams tried a more supple approach, stressing population security and improved governance.

Smell is a more supple and primordial sense, and its centrality is evident in the way the human brain is arranged.

Kim Clijsters, a retired female star well known for her sliding "straddle" split into wide forehands, was asked if she had ever seen a more supple men's player.

Over time, the President and his officials have acquired a more supple voice, finding a better balance between engagement and criticism.

Yet, as exciting as his most forceful playing was, he was at his most engaging in music that required a more supple and variegated touch.

Best of all were a series of suggestive frocks pieced together from a techno fabric that resembled a thinner, more supple neoprene, with trompe l'oeil pockets, pleats and collars picked out in peekaboo tulle.

The last generation has witnessed a hothouse of new financial products — really a new, more supple notion of finance, and one that is incredibly complex.

It has an easy-modulating throttle, little tire noise and a ride more supple than that of the Volvo my wife drives.

"He is a much more supple mind than he is usually portrayed," said Philip Bobbitt, an international relations scholar and Democrat the senator consulted this summer.

From a sound-proofed corner of the record shop, behind a glass door to which only nerds are given the key, to a much more supple model in which experimentation with other kinds of music is taken for granted.