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• s  susceptible to being led or directed
• s  capable of being shaped or bent or drawn out
  they soaked the leather to made it pliable
• s  able to adjust readily to different conditions
• s  capable of being bent or flexed or twisted without breaking

• That business is pliable, flexible sensors.
• It's the flavonoids in the tea, which work as antioxidants and help prevent inflammation in body tissue, that keep the vessels pliable.
• Of the tens of thousands of pliable youths forcibly inducted into the Chinese sports system in the 1960s, Li was one of the handful to possess genuine, world-beating talent.

• fictile
• ductile
• malleable
• pliant
• tensile
• tractile
• elastic
• flexible
• bendable
• waxy

News & Articles

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• Hear Vic and Gab's Effervescent Jangler 'Come and Stay'
  Vic and Gab are a songwriting sister duo that craft bubblegum janglers with pliable melodies and soft-edged vocals. "Come and Stay," a highlight off the Milwaukee daydreamers' upcoming full-length debut, is a prime example...
  June 6, 2013 - Spin

Quotes

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• Klaus Uwe Benneter in Washington Post
  Stauffenberg "is to be played by an actor whose sect, through dubious methods, attempts to lure people and make them pliable," Social Democratic lawmaker Klaus Uwe Benneter said on his Web site. "This is a slap in the face to all upstanding...
• Emma Smith in Mormon Times
  Emma Smith said, "They seemed to be pliable like thick paper, and would rustle with a metallic sound when the edges were moved by the thumb, as one does sometimes thumb the edges of a book."
• Tony Peraica in Austin Weekly News
  Commissioner Tony Peraica, (16th District), accused the Daleys of wanting to replace Stroger with "some other African-American figure" who will be "pliable, with fealty to the mayor."