Sentence examples for very pliable from inspiring English sources

It's a very pliable medium".

But neither is he very pliable.

The dough is very pliable, almost like one for sugar cookies, but because it has a lot of salt in it you don't eat it.

Adam, it turns out, is the exhibit — a piece of conceptual art, a living sculpture she has molded from her "two very pliable materials of choice: the human flesh and the human will".

By shutting down independent press, Russia controls more of the story; by spreading half-truths and rumors, the Kremlin not only confuses opponents but also sows unwitting support for its cause; finally, by pushing the boundaries with its version of events, Moscow's leadership can force other countries to play by its own very pliable rules.

These are the kinds of tools that make RSS so great, it makes information very pliable.

These models consist of a hard part, which contains the mechanics and electronics, and a very soft, pliable earpiece that goes well into your ear, plugging up the canal and forming a seal.

The drier doughs are indeed denser and heavier, and it's almost safest – given the difficulties of precision when it comes to hydration, which depends on any number of things from the flour you use to the humidity of the day you bake – to be as vague as the River Cafe, which simply instructs one to add enough water to make a "very soft and pliable dough".

Alloying this impure platinum residue called "plyoxen" with gold was the only solution at the time to obtain a pliable compound, but nowadays, very pure platinum is available and extremely long wires can be drawn from pure platinum, very easily, due to its crystalline structure, which is similar to that of many soft metals.

Garlic or onions, for instance, need to be sauteed very slowly in fat to become pliable enough to play well with other ingredients.

Pre-boil the noodles very briefly so that they are pliable enough to line the muffin cups.