Sentence examples for pliable to from inspiring English sources

Nature itself becomes no more pliable to the sympathetic eye.

Nature itself has been infinitely pliable, to be used and shaped to any purpose "humanity" proposes.

At its best, it might be a ham-fisted effort to make Pyongyang more pliable to Tillerson's entreaties.

The United States is certainly said to have wanted someone weak and pliable to replace the troublesome Mr Annan, and Mr Ban was its choice (and China's).

The communists, Republicans, and anti-Caballero socialists used this as an excuse to oust Largo Caballero, who proved insufficiently pliable to communist demands.

It would be stiff enough to be implanted, but inside the brain, a trigger — a chemical perhaps — would make it pliable to lessen the impact on the tissue.

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

Whereas, in class III malocclusion cases, the loosening of the circumzygomatic sutures will make the maxilla pliable enough to respond to the orthopedic protrusive forces of the protraction face mask [6].

The end of the tubing should be soft and pliable prior to fastening to the other end of the tubing.

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

The low-risk strategy would be to bring in a pliable unknown to direct.