Sentence examples for seem flexible from inspiring English sources

The ability to move fast in politics, as in real life, makes you seem flexible, agile and in control.

This week Mr Xi growled that "no country should presume that we will engage in trade involving our core interests or that we will swallow the 'bitter fruit' of harming our sovereignty, security or development".North Korea offers a chance for China to seem flexible without jeopardising any "core interests" and, indeed, to enhance its own security at the same time.

That will make you seem flexible while staying within your narrow window of opportunity.

Nonetheless, most of the methods quoted do not seem flexible enough to be used for assessing the carbon footprint of different transportation systems.

Do these people seem flexible, easygoing, happy people?

A fiberglass unit will have a soft, hollow, non-metallic sound, and depending on where you tap it, may even seem flexible.

The software, based on Microsoft Windows, never seemed flexible enough to fit a variety of mobile computers.

Even the Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno, who has traditionally opposed gambling, seemed flexible on the notion of a casino in western New York.

"He seemed flexible, but he said taxes should go up on the top 2 percent," said one executive who did not want to be named.

Glastonbury was a world we had never experienced before: a vast, temporary city in a field, packed with noise and music and art, where familiar rules had dissolved and new ones seemed flexible.

Well, the Illinois lottery seemed flexible enough to run the lottery before someone offered them billions of dollars.