Sentence examples for less supple than from inspiring English sources

Though less supple than Hoveida in political matters, Amouzegar was thought to be equally free of corruption and far more competent in economics.

Ms. Cordery must fumble her way through non-sequitur transitions in order to keep apace, and her own writing is less supple than her subject's tart voice.

The keyboard reduction is cruder and less supple than the original, for string quartet, but it has an advantage in the work's spikier, more chromatic sections, which strings render less strikingly.

It feels a little nose-heavy when threaded along sinuous roads;, its suspension is less supple over bumps than a luxurious Jaguar saloon's should be, and its automatic transmission turns ludicrously manic in Sport mode.

A 1959 recording of Rimsky-Korsakov's "Scheherazade" (SMK 60737), for example, though less supple and refined than celebrated versions by Thomas Beecham and Fritz Reiner, brims with tension and color.

A less supple EFSF will be less effective.

As the years go by, Kristol's prose becomes less supple, less complex, more combative, and less persuasive.

It should remain quite supple – less firm than normal noodle paste.

It's also more supple than her critics let on.

These are sweeter and juicier, and the skins are more supple than average.

The system is ruthless, but Rieff shows it to be more supple than it looks.