Sentence examples for no more adaptable from inspiring English sources

It is grim, grave, swashbuckling, and made from the marrow of English: there may be no more adaptable strong style in the language than Muldoon's.

His T.W.A. terminal, in New York, whose soaring concrete shell became an instant modernist emblem in the early nineteen-sixties, turned out, in the age of jumbo jets and security walls, to be about as futuristic as a log cabin, and no more adaptable.

The answer is actually that, in the future, adaptability is key, and people are more adaptable.

"Color" will be more adaptable.

The written word is infinitely more adaptable.

Perhaps because she's more adaptable.

It made me stronger, more flexible, more adaptable, more adventurous.

"Turks are more modern, more educated, more adaptable than Moroccans.

The younger you are, the more adaptable your brain is.

"Individual state operations are more adaptable," Mr. Weil said.

Mr. Paul's campaign has grown more adaptable.