Sentence examples for looked flexible from inspiring English sources

Doug McVitie, chief consultant at Arran Aerospace in Dinan, France, estimated that up to 40percentt of the manufacturers' backlog looked "flexible".

Second, their proposed grouping strategy, although looked flexible, was very abstract.

The European Union's recent follies make our creaking 200-year-old institutions look flexible by comparison.

The town is run by gangs of housewives who make the guys on "The Sopranos" look flexible and forgiving.

And he is, as we say, round on the outside and square on the inside; he looks flexible, but inside he is very hard".

And with governors pressing the administration to allow them to cut Medicaid rolls to ease their fiscal distress — a step Mr. Obama does not want to take — the president is trying to look flexible in other ways.

Should demand drop, Porsche's costs look flexible; it boasts of its past success in hedging against exchange-rate movements.In any case, Porsche is "decidedly confident" about 2002-03.

A Chinese editor in Beijing once told me, of Xi, "He's round on the outside and square on the inside; he looks flexible, but inside he is very hard".

The tails look flexible since some are bent like hook while others look slightly bent only.

The design is great, and the tool looks flexible enough to trigger disruptive usages.

Fiddling with his cap, swapping small talk with the Oriole third baseman (who seemed delighted to have him drop in), swinging his arms with a sort of prancing nervousness, he looked fine — flexible, hard, and not unbecomingly substantial through the middle.