Sentence examples for more pliable for from inspiring English sources

Panels of hard-shell material at the shoulders and outer arms repel nasty weather while panels of soft-shell under the arms and on the chest make the coat more pliable for exercise.

You soak your boards briefly to make them more pliable (for larger trugs, you steam the boards and bend them to shape between the bars of a setting brake), and nail each one into place against an up-ended flat-iron, starting at the middle, each board overlapping the last.

How much do you try to recreate these characters based on research and how much do you consider them more pliable sources of inspiration for your own imagination?

On December 21 , 1962 at New York's Town Hall, Ornette Coleman, the great free-jazz pioneer who, with his iconic quartet, did more than anyone to liberate the soloist from the tyranny of the chord changes, introduced his trio, a more pliable, shape-shifting environment for his extended harmolodic excursions.

Even the best prosthetics lack the fine motor control that allows for efficient operation of mice made for smaller, more pliable digits.

It allows them to denounce Republican prevarication on global warming during the election campaign while waiting for a more pliable new president.

They're cheaper, they're more pliable and they're safer for human interaction than their harder predecessors.

It was Ivana who gave Trump his first three children and his most enduring nickname -- The Donald -- only to be traded in, a dozen years later, for a younger and more pliable model named Marla Maples.

The Russians are also pressing for the inclusion of other, more pliable, Syrians, including Kurds, in the Geneva talks – with Putin portrayed in one Arab cartoon painting Matryoshka dolls to sit round the Geneva negotiating table.

The aim is apparently to humiliate Tsipras and his government in preparation for its early replacement with a more pliable administration.

Letting a rubber grommet sit in boiling water for a few minute makes them more pliable also.