Sentence examples for needs to be pliable from inspiring English sources

Toast the tortilla in a large frying pan until slightly brown but not crispy (it still needs to be pliable for the wrapping).

Soft tissue biomaterials need to be pliable to match the contours of the tissue defect, while offering adequate mechanical support to prevent the collapse of the defect.

The mixture will need to be pliable, not runny and able to adhere to the bamboo sticks.

The fabric needs to be easily pliable so that it can wind around the rings and sit flat.

Within this bustling polyphonic space together with the filigree of connections, by means of which the pieces of this new fabric can be stitched back together, new forms of pliable centralities need to be created.

Garlic or onions, for instance, need to be sauteed very slowly in fat to become pliable enough to play well with other ingredients.

Clearly, the orchestra is a more pliable instrument now, and it needed to be when Mr. Barenboim stretched tempos to the breaking point in the finale.

It needs to harden up somewhat, but be pliable.

It should be pliable enough to mold itself to the joint surfaces and cover all denuded surfaces.

It is true that political interpretations of Darwinism have turned out to be quite pliable.

He seems to think that facts are pliable.