Sentence examples for being pliable from inspiring English sources

In fact, Dr Kerry Schott and Ron Quill, senior executives at Sydney Water, allegedly were under fire from Eddie Obeid for not being pliable.

And now, with their most urgent desires exorcised, will they all go back to being pliable blank slates at the mercy of the Dollhouse's most extravagant demands?

Friends of the president-elect said characterizations of Mr. Nikolic as being pliable underestimated the tenacity of man so hungry for power that he made four previous unsuccessful runs for the presidency.

I was taken by the plasticity of every sort of dough, its way of being pliable to your touch and then springy — first merging into your hands and then stretching and resisting, oddly alive, as though it had a mind of its own, the collective intelligence of all those little bugs.

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.

Ortheses made out of neoprene material have the advantage of being pliable and at the same time can be constructed as dynamic splints.

But it's pliable.

As Mexico shows, democracy is pliable.

The night was deep, and time was pliable.

He seems to think that facts are pliable.

Flip chilies, and continue cooking until all sides are pliable.