Sentence examples for be pliable for from inspiring English sources
Toast the tortilla in a large frying pan until slightly brown but not crispy (it still needs to be pliable for the wrapping).
She is pliable for the ruling Congress party but her current five-year term expires in July.
The branches should be pliable, too, not brittle.
The mix should be pliable and somewhat sticky.
It needs to harden up somewhat, but be pliable.
Coffee beans should not be pliable or too fragile.
Fact is pliable, subject to adjustment for the good of the narrative.
As an alternative to the conventional device, Electrical Engineering doctoral students Yasser Kahn, Claire Lochner and Adrien Pierre developed an organic version of the pulse oximeter sensor that is pliable and cheap enough for everyday use.
Radio announcer Ray Hadley castigated Turnbull for being Labor-lite because of his views on the republic and marriage equality, and in the next breath attacked him for being "pliable" because he had "parked" those views in order to become prime minister.
In fact, Dr Kerry Schott and Ron Quill, senior executives at Sydney Water, allegedly were under fire from Eddie Obeid for not being pliable.
Though she was firmly inside the jazz-singing tradition, she was an abstractionist as well, and for her words were pliable.
