Sentence examples for easy to bend from inspiring English sources

The vanishing of Flight 447 was easy to bend into myth.

I spent three days getting him soft in the mouth again, easy to bend, light in my hands.

But someone in Yang's position would find it easy to bend the rules by obtaining a fake certificate from a neighbourhood committee in a small town or village.

"In material bending, larger cross-sectional areas [thickness x width] and shorter lengths make things stronger - you can't easily bend a cube - while the opposite makes things very easy to bend – paper is easily folded," Jeremy Irons, a design engineer at Creative Engineering explained to Gizmodo.

Therefore, it is easy to bend and requires lower pressure to actuate.

They not only provide strength but also provide flexibility (easy to bend, shear, and twist), permeability, and drape-ability.

"Barroso thought it would be easier to bend over for Cameron than to defend the single energy market.

But, as Bazelon also notes, "When the law gets bent out of shape for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, it's easier to bend out of shape for the rest of us".

Independent tests have shown that the 6 Plus is easier to bend when force is applied than other similarly-sized devices - but it's still unclear how many people would be able to apply such force unintentionally.

This is because the outer walls are more compliant, easier to bend, and thus more effective in releasing the inter-wall vdW interaction energy.

Along each column from top to bottom, with increasing radius of the innermost walls, the innermost walls and the whole MWCNTs are increasingly more complaint, and thus easier to bend to facilitate inter-wall vdW energy release.