Sentence examples for too adaptable from inspiring English sources

Most were too polite, too adaptable to make too much fuss.

He does not believe that humanity's own future is at serious risk, convinced as he is that it is far too adaptable for that.

Among the supporting players Oliver Ford Davies, as a duke whose high principles turn out to be all too adaptable, and Barbara Jefford, as his feisty duchess, provide the most warming notes of humanity.

But Mr. Bo was also adaptable.

Brendan quickly showed he was adaptable too.

Mr. Scofield was physically adaptable, too.

They're adaptable, too: as happy in wedges as they are grated or whizzed into a puree.

Greek drama is psychologically durable, but -- at least as important for theater -- it is politically and socially adaptable, too.

We have considered the IEEE 802.11af [29] standard; other OFDM-modulated standards are adaptable too, like IEEE 802.16 (WiMAX), IEEE 802.15 (Bluetooth), and IEEE 802.22 (TV white-space) [31].

I will argue that the subak is too diverse and adaptable an institution to form the basis of any a priori instrumental pronouncements pertaining to its assumed managerial efficiency, suitability for agricultural development, or supportive role to sustainability.

They're also infinitely adaptable.