American Christianity had been replaced with "a malleable, feel-good, Jesus-lite philosophy perfectly suited to a consumerist, individualistic, post-Christian society that worships the self," he said.
Software changes the nature of our relationship to things, making rules feel malleable and more arbitrary.
It turns out, trust is most malleable when people feel most vulnerable.
You become very malleable when you feel like your very existence is threatening to people.
It's so malleable, and I feel like we sometimes want to be like that.
Reality felt malleable, spongy.
You know this tower is huge and solid, but it feels malleable, its exterior pulsing with a gentle rhythm.
All this, in one of the first buildings in the nation to be clad in sheets of iridescent titanium, a light, strong and malleable metal that civic leaders feel reflects the concept of change.
Time travel can be a useful tool for a science-fiction storyteller, but if it's used too often, the stakes can begin to feel a bit malleable; every plot point ends up being a potential do-over.
English, on the other hand, with its malleable sounds and one-syllable words, feels custom-made for comedy.
Our morality seems so malleable in the hands of those who feel entitled.
