Sentence examples for more pliant ones from inspiring English sources

He replaced them with more pliant ones.

This has outraged even the war's supporters, especially since the disclosure that Mr Obama overruled the lawyers in the Justice and Defence Departments and turned to more pliant ones in the White House and State Department.

Meanwhile, the study also indicates that thicker surface coating layer is more pliant to cracking than the thinner ones.

And that if she doesn't get Mercy, she will simply move on to a more pliant poor country.

At 240 degrees, on the other hand, the more pliant soft-ball syrup produced pretty balls that fell apart when I turned my back.

As the new, more pliant court gave the general the ruling he wanted, aides to one of the country's leading opposition figures, former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, said he appeared ready to leave his exile in Saudi Arabia and return home to take part in the parliamentary elections.

The goal of establishing conditions by which what the post-war generation imagines to be "middle class" is meaningfully lowered is not only, on the whole, more profitable, but has produced a more pliant population and workforce.

They are altogether more pliant".

The crowd was loosening up, getting more pliant; people moved their bodies more as they laughed.

But in power he and the United Left might prove more pliant.

He married for a fifth time to a seemingly more pliant actress, Trish Van Devere.