Sentence examples for the pliable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Soft, flexible, easily bent, formed, shaped, or molded
- You will find the clay perfectly pliable as long as it stays fairly moist.
Mr. Holshouser was the pliable center of the ensemble, an engine of harmonic texture.
At just two letters and one syllable, it lacks the pliable properties of longer words.
But this is still the promise to Bangladesh made by the generals who assumed emergency powers in January and the pliable administration they installed.
This album, true to the pliable strength and tumbling grace of the band, doubles as a testament to jazz's endless renewal.
Gee's immediate substitute, the pliable 41-year-old Miguel Batista, on Saturday started for the first time since May 19 and did not fare well.
As the season progresses, the pliable pale garlic tips grow into heads with distinct cloves, still attached to a bright green stalk.
Where you are planting your foot of pushing off, the more pliable the material the better it's going to be.
"The crazy thing about Steven's vocal cords is that the longer he went, the more pliable the edema got," Zeitels told Hamilton.
The three-man rhythm section kept the beat pliable as the band slipped into light dub and back to roots anthems.
He later shifted his support to Jahāndār Shah, the most pliable of the three brothers, but his proposal, in a measure, demonstrated the increasing potency of regional aspirations.
The movie features the usual pliable gang - Bill Nighy, Kenneth Branagh, Emma Thompson, Rhys Ifans - with Philip Seymour Hoffman filling the slot vacated by Hugh Grant.
