Sentence examples for was somewhat flexible from inspiring English sources

The dialogue was somewhat flexible, the actors being free to improvise and satirize as the occasion demanded.

Nordstrom explained that she had conveyed to him Katharine White's thoughts about proportion, recommending the approach of Ernest Shepard's illustrations of Toad and Mole in "The Wind in the Willows," in which scale was somewhat flexible.

This process was somewhat flexible in that the program officers could choose to lower the fundable scoring range to include more grants if the requested funds were low, or they could fund only those that fell within a particular scoring range (e.g., the top 10%) if they chose to allocate the highest possible funding amount ($5000) to a smaller number of grants.

Thus, antigenic sites may benefit by being somewhat flexible [ 59], but probably become less effective as the flexibility increases beyond some useful level.

Processor requirements are somewhat flexible.

That is why the administration has been willing to be somewhat flexible on this issue.

4 There must be grievous loss, and that term itself is somewhat flexible.

The class curriculum is somewhat flexible and takes 3-4 semestors to complete.

But Ms. Glick says that she's "willing to be somewhat flexible".

While the dates are somewhat flexible, periods of different thinking can be distinguished.

While the lithium-polymer batteries used in smartphones today are somewhat flexible, they can't survive being bent many times.