Sentence examples similar to largely pliable from inspiring English sources

The modern conception of pizza, however, is largely based on the Neapolitan version – not as crisp as the Roman variety, the base should be soft and pliable, yet charred and chewy around the edge.

The wooden blocks in imagination, not hewn by the reality principle, are softer and more pliable than your real blocks; and all glue works perfectly, because things stick together, and float for that matter, largely by wishing.

So pliable.

(2 Rigid and pliable solids.

But it's pliable.

People are pliable.

Remaining pliable is crucial.

The audiences are more pliable.

ECONOMIC theory is wonderfully pliable.

Television and many other media outlets are largely tilted in favor of United Russia, and, out of four parties in the federal Parliament, only one, the Communist Party, offers real, if pliable, opposition to Mr. Putin's party.

The requisite persona is more pliable, freeing.