Sentence examples for really adaptable from inspiring English sources

The playful nature of toys is not really adaptable to more serious robots, said Joseph F. Engelberger, who invented the first industrial robot in the 1950's.

"It was normal back then, but when you think about it, it's what made me very tough, really adaptable... even though things are hard I know I've done a lot when I was young, I've suffered along the way.

It is a little strange to see a guy whose party has been in power for years standing in front of a big blue "Washington is Broken" sign, but I think we have already determined that Romney is nothing if not really, really adaptable.

"They are really adaptable".

Once the eggs have been shelled, deviled eggs are remarkably simple to make and really adaptable to whatever way your whims may blow.

And of all the data used to train these systems — information related to how autonomous vehicles handle challenging conditions or actual impact events — might be most valuable in terms of creating a really robust, adaptable self-driving car.

He pointed out that Antonin Scalia, the longest serving US supreme court justice, "cannot really be a very adaptable judge because he has often committed himself in speeches and books".

Once you've mastered the basics of lasagna, it really is a most adaptable construct.

"People always ask me how I do it, but you'd be amazed how adaptable people really are when they're committed to a situation or outcome," she says.

Maybe Guardiola could adapt, but then the big question about Pep is whether he is really a coach in the adaptable sense of the word.

CES 2018 will be the year that Google and Amazon attempt to assert how pliable and adaptable their assistants really are.