Sentence examples for pliable leather from inspiring English sources
Dreyfuss aptly calls his wonderfully pliable leather pocketbooks "chewing-gum bags".
The discerning are quick to spot the replicas' vinyl handles and piping, which are far less pliable than Goyard's signature luggage leather and the leather trim on the best of the quality knockoffs.
A healthy, mature lung is pliable and soft, like a leather glove; immature lungs are stiff and unable to inflate and deflate on their own.
The callused skin over the throat of Bat 5 suggests more chronic irritation, likely due to the less pliable nature of the 'veggie-tan' leather collar, which should thus be considered unsuitable for collars.
The leather should be creamy and pliable and the skins even in size.
The knitted jacket is emblematic of Cruciani, where flexible "Cru" jackets, all woolen but with different weights and textures, are the definition of casual wear that is smart in cut but pliable, even when knit is incorporated with leather and shearling.
"The chief advantage of technology is that it improves finishes, making them softer and softer, so that leather that was only good for shoes is now pliable for clothing," explained Joel Waller, chief executive of Wilsons the Leather Experts, the leading American retailer of leather.
Wear only shoes that have natural leather or suede insoles because it is breathable and pliable, it will prevent chafing and blistering while molding to the feet.
Treat your leather shoes with mink oil conditioner to keep the material pliable in addition to protecting the shoes from and repelling water.
