After all, other ways of understanding Abstract Expressionist paintings were once possible, for images are highly malleable (one of the reasons they make poor instruments for propaganda).
Her face is inexplicably malleable: one moment her eyes twitch, her lips droop and her cheeks spasm; the next every muscle is pulled taught as she grins, seemingly showing off every tooth in her mouth.
From our colleague Barbara Smaller: When I was young and my frontal cortex was still soft and malleable, I found myself, one Saturday night, in a subterranean rec room with dark wood panelling, orange shag carpeting, and no adult supervision.
In current parlance, masculinity is constructed, performed and malleable, and one culture's defect (homosexuality, for example) may be another's virtue.
The government's desire for a more malleable Senate – one of its key reasons for calling a double dissolution – has backfired badly, with a similarly-sized, and likely equally recalcitrant, crossbench set to take seats on the red benches.
Cahan was also embroiled in some politicking and abortive launches as the structures at Yahoo became more malleable, at one point overseeing the development of a doomed relaunch of Yahoo Instant Messenger.
Ad Book creates an e-book like no other, one that is different each time you look at it, and user-malleable on multiple levels.
No, they're creating reality -- one journalist, and one malleable news outlet, at a time.
English, on the other hand, with its malleable sounds and one-syllable words, feels custom-made for comedy.
It's malleable, depending on the situation.
