Sentence examples for rather pliable from inspiring English sources
That last sentence seems rather pliable for a tech company whose terms of service lay out that "you are responsible for your use of the Services, for any Content you post to the Services, and for any consequences thereof".
I used to say that my books were my children, but now that I have actual children I've found that books are by comparison rather pliable and accommodating, if somewhat less affectionate.
His political transformation suggests that his ideals are rather pliable, but he also may feel spurned by his former patrons.
Thus, the lateral gate interface would appear to be rather pliable and easily modulated by any number of physiologic or artificial interactions, particularly with the cytosolic loops.
In Vietnam, it is the domestically developed and government-monitored Zing.How do these autocratic countries ensure that their dominant electronic social networks are pliable domestic ones, rather than the more difficult-to-control global Facebook?
Purchase soft, pliable plastic balls rather than hard plastic ones.
What was new was the open acknowledgement that a man as driven, intelligent, and ambitious as Bill Clinton might want a wife who was his equal in all those dimensions, rather than one who was a helpful, pliable, even decorative subordinate.
The country is neither occupied nor independent, but rather in a limbo whose descriptions are as pliable as the pretexts for the invasion that began America's seven-year involvement here.
As played by Sara Niemietz, the pudgy, rather mature eight-year-old Helen conveys a pliable sweetness, but not much of the rowdy, tomboy mischievousness of the comedienne-to-be.
The energy in Mr. Ford's clothes is completely static, rather than loose or sexy or any of those pliable modern adjectives.
An alternative hypothesis for these findings has been presented, suggesting that pliable demineralized extracts from fossil bone more likely represents non-mineralized microbial biofilms rather than primary soft-tissues [4].
