Sentence examples for malleable quality from inspiring English sources

Yet it is the peculiarly malleable quality of software that sets it apart from virtually every other industry.

There was a malleable quality as well in the way a case's facts were "characterized" among legal categories.

That is, formative assessment is based on the idea that learners should learn to take control of their learning, and that intelligence is a malleable quality.

His material maintains a cosmically inspired subtext and the malleable quality of his work translates beautifully into fully fleshed out recordings.

Despite Wallace Shawn's malleable qualities, his stint on "Gossip Girl" -- as the lawyer Cyrus Rose, the boyfriend to Blair Waldorf's mother -- can be a bit puzzling to its viewers, but not to anyone more than Mr. Shawn himself.

Over the years, Spears' voice has been moulded into a vast array of shapes – but the bulk of those have been the result of her producers zeroing in on its innately odd, malleable qualities rather than the singer herself experimenting with what she can do.

"He's a very malleable character.

Catalan forge, medieval Spanish forge that yielded malleable iron of excellent quality.

When the kids were 7 and 8, they checked back to see how they felt about taking risks and whether qualities like intelligence were fixed or malleable.

Ensuring a consistency of style year-to-year is more important in establishing a reputation for quality than merely trading on something as malleable and capricious as a grape varietal.

Character, however is more malleable.