Sentence examples for become more pliable from inspiring English sources

The tensile stress shows that the films become more pliable with increasing fluorine atom content.

Those who assume Russian domestic and foreign policy will become more pliable in response to the financial crisis are seriously misguided.

"When people are desperate they become more pliable and more accepting of things that you would not normally accept," Mkhwanazi-Xaluva said.

Compared to unfilled fibres, MMMs were stiffer when filled with hard xerogel inclusions but became more pliable when filled with soft xerogel particles.

If it does, he can dip his fingertips in water (have a small bowl at the worktable) and knead the dough until it becomes more pliable.

There's a Zen saying that meditation stretches open the grasping hand of thought -- and as that image suggests, we become much more pliable and open with sitting practice.

Nature itself becomes no more pliable to the sympathetic eye.

Mr. Clarridge pushed a plan to prove that the president was a heroin addict, and then confront him with the evidence to ensure that he became a more pliable ally.

When heating the solid material into this range, it will generally become softer and more pliable.

If at all possible, it's best to avoid this, because the stiff bristles of the raccoon fur can become a lot more pliable and (to some people) less desirable if you rinse it.

The muscles will rebuild themselves, becoming stronger and more pliable.