Sentence examples for more pliable model from inspiring English sources

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.

That their indelible albums are all from the late sixties and early seventies and don't likely add up to more than seven seems irrelevant now; they lasted, and represent some kind of pliable model of generosity.

Micromechanical approaches and mechanical modeling have shown that the pollen tube cell wall is indeed more pliable at the growing end of the cell [7], [8], [9], [10], [11].

The audiences are more pliable.

The requisite persona is more pliable, freeing.

They were replaced with more pliable types.

The muscles will rebuild themselves, becoming stronger and more pliable.

Nature itself becomes no more pliable to the sympathetic eye.

So labels increasingly emphasize retail placement, which is more pliable.

His successor, Mercedes Marcó del Pont, is seen as more pliable.

In Texas, a rigidly conservative Republican replaced a slightly more pliable one.