Sentence examples for equally adaptable from inspiring English sources

This latter cry proved equally adaptable.

In "Wer nimmt die Liebe ernst?" he showed that his stage methods were equally adaptable to the screen.

It was cheap, malleable, portable and equally adaptable to precision work and doodling, which to him were almost the same thing.

The graphics may be sharper on PC, but both are equally adaptable with a range of views on offer to follow the action.

A consummate character actor, Reumert was known for his subtle style and clear delineation of personality, talents that proved equally adaptable to the diverse works of Ludvig Holberg, George Bernard Shaw, Henrik Ibsen, and others.

Stronger than a trend, less coherent than a movement, Art Nouveau was a style, or several styles that added up to a "look," instantly recognizable and equally adaptable to building facades and furniture, book covers and theater posters, hair pins and ceramic pots.

A little skepticism about Relational Aesthetics is in order, partly because it has proved so institutionally adaptable, equally beloved by museums, big international shows and alternative spaces.

It equally turns on how adaptable Aristotle's hylomorphic account of change proves to be.

It helps us develop an adaptable mind, equally open to tradition and to progress.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04407.002 Animals display a wide repertoire of complex and adaptable behaviours executed by equally complex nervous systems.

Being adaptable to change is actually equally important to spending decades growing into an experienced leader.