Examples of 'more malleable' in a sentence
Meaning of "more malleable"
More malleable means something is more easily shaped or molded. In a figurative sense, it can refer to someone who is more adaptable or flexible in their thinking or behavior
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Olivia is much more malleable than you are.
More malleable when they have been deprived of sleep.
It makes you more malleable in real life.
You could make her a bit more malleable.
It appears to be more malleable than uranium or neptunium.
The cardinals might trust someone more malleable.
People are more malleable today than usual.
The steel becomes more malleable.
No metal is more malleable and ductile than gold.
You told me whilst he was being trained his mind was more malleable.
The future is no more malleable than the past.
A more malleable summer season.
It makes for a more malleable electorate.
Not saying that his successor would be more malleable.
Children are more malleable and receptive.
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As the film is heated it becomes flexible and more malleable.
Smaller and more malleable does seem advantageous.
Severs kids from their real selves makes them more malleable.
Time is more malleable than you might think.
Research in personality shows we are more malleable than originally thought.
They are more malleable and flexible than the controls.
Also text is more malleable.
More malleable form.
Make them more malleable.
Our cardinals tell me that his successor will be much more malleable.
The common law is more malleable than statutory law.
With the heat from your hands it will become more malleable.
Makes them more malleable.
And our cardinals tell me that his successor iII be much more malleable.
The brain is much more malleable than previously thought.
It is an established fact that adding certain elements can make it even more malleable.
It was a more malleable form of adamantium.
This game shows how memories are more malleable than we think.
More malleable when they have been deprived I suppose you find your subjects.
The brain is simply more malleable when children are young.
The stent is heated for a time sufficient to render the stent more malleable.
To make a more malleable material.
Advances in neuroscience indicate that the brain is far more malleable than we ever knew.
Properties More malleable than copper or zinc.
But I am here to tell you that technologies are more malleable than that.
Your subjects are more malleable when deprived of sleep?
It is similar in size to the core of a peach, yet more malleable and dense.
The more malleable a metal, the thinner foil can be made with it.
He will be more malleable.
Alginic acids containing a higher proportion of mannuronic acid give rise to softer, more malleable gels.
Animated footage is actually more malleable than you might expect.
With increasing concentrations of the random AOC, the composition becomes more malleable.
I suspect he is just the ticket for a more malleable pair of hands at the helm.
Said material more malleable than said metal core is a polymer or nickel or silver ;.
I think the boundaries of law were a lot more malleable then than they are now.
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