Sentence examples for is a pliable from inspiring English sources

Arthur Miller's The Crucible is a pliable beast.

The other-directed person is a pliable member of a team and yearns for acceptance.

Rhythm is a pliable element for E. J., and he made it a driving concern throughout the set, with forceful but slippery drumming.

The outcome is a pliable and chewy fruit snack sold in 20g bags of three flavours: apple and raspberry; apple and mango; and apple, blueberry and banana, with all the ingredients sourced from fruit that would otherwise have been discarded.

Hate speech is a pliable notion, and there will be arguments about whether it covers speech that is likely to lead to violence (think Rwanda) or demeans a group (think Holocaust denial), just as there will be calls for absolute free expression.

Man is a pliable animal, a being who gets accustomed to anything.

But it was a pliable form, and appealed to the very people Jews, Italians, Irish whose arrival helped spawn it.

Derry was a pliable symbol, reshaped to suit the occasion, for the rest of Frost's life.

In the long run, the French underestimated Sihanouk's political skills, but for the remainder of World War II, he was a pliable instrument in their hands.

Berezovsky had reckoned that his friend would be a pliable successor – and that he, the ultimate Kremlin insider, would continue to pull the strings.

He was anointed on the misguided promise that he would be a pliable looker who might boost the church's coffers by allowing his handsome image to appear on a few plates in the gift shop.