He plays with a natural burst and has tremendous power in his supple change-of-direction.
Ms. Redgrave's supple, creamy voice changes as Mildred ages into a sad, unfulfilled old woman.
Vongerichten, who often pads around the dining room in a chef's coat over pin-striped suit pants and very supple-looking loafers, plans to change his menu with the seasons.
She became a fierce recruiter and motivator, supple enough with Xs and Os to change from a plodding, half-court style to a full-court style built on aggressive defense and rebounding.
They're inevitably smart, loyal to their principals and principles alike and supple to enough to adopt to changing leadership styles as their environment changes.
Over the years this sturdy if supple genre has survived extraordinary cultural and social changes, most notably the suffragist movement in the early part of the last century and women's rights toward the latter.
He combined an iron will and ability to drive himself and his men to the utmost with a supple and flexible mind; he knew when to draw back and change his policy, though he did this reluctantly.
With a gaunt face and supple, if provocative, intuitions, Beuys believed that art should instigate social change and that, through acts and deeds, every person was an artist.
German unemployment has barely risen, thanks to manufacturers' orders and recent changes that made labor laws a bit more supple.
Jennings does rigid, red-faced bullying frighteningly well (he's an actor who can change colour from moment to moment) but is at his supple best when drawling and withering.
The play's supplest insight is in its recognition of the possibility for such change.
