Sentence examples for his adaptable from inspiring English sources

There is less Quidditch and more Snape, which is all to the good, as are the efforts of new cast members like Michael Gambon (taking over for Richard Harris as Albus Dumbledore, Emma Thompsonn (as a batty divination teacher), David Thewlis (as the latest defense-against-the-dark-arts master) and Gary Oldman, who brings his adaptable villainy to the title role.

There is less Quidditch and more Snape (Alan Rickman), which is all to the good, as are the efforts of new cast members like Michael Gambon (taking over for Richard Harris as Albus Dumbledore, Emma Thompsonn (as a batty divination teacher), David Thewlis (as the latest defense-against-the-dark-arts master) and Gary Oldman, who brings his adaptable villainy to the title role.

With his prison background, his ever-adaptable line of con, plus a pimp's knowledge of how to manipulate others, he had little trouble convincing his naïve, impressionable followers that it was not they but society that was sick.

As prime minister, wrote Rentoul, Cameronn has two outstanding qualifications... His convictions are adaptable... [and] he is very polite".

McGee's constant drive to move forward keeps his work engaged, adaptable and relevant.

But if the existence of the drink illustrated the scale of Drake's success, it also served as a reminder of how adaptable his stardom is to different ends.

W. L. Warren, historian and author of a biography of John, says of Walter that "No one living had a firmer grasp of the intricacies of royal government, yet even in old age his mind was adaptable and fecund with suggestions for coping with new problems".

Not glowing numbers but does anyone remember what the Bills were working with before (it's okay, I've suppressed memories of the torture that was Trent Edwards post-concussions, too)?If anything, Fitz proved he's reliable, has awesome report with his receivers, is adaptable (he was one of our top rushers most games) and does risky yet useful things like tackle after interceptions.

The places where they don't fit his schemes are called "complicating instances" (so adaptable is his Marxist vocabulary).

Its front line features two alto saxophonists — Tim Berne, his longtime compatriot, and Peter Formanek, his son — and its adaptable rhythm section includes the pianist Jacob Sacks and the drummer Jim Black.

But Fish has proved nothing if not adaptable, carrying his new stature as the United States' best male tennis player as nimbly as his racket into the second week of Wimbledon.