Pliable

An example of this is when Haruhi makes the underaged Mikuru drink, so she's more pliable in a student film.

He was futuristically doing this to protect those who are known to be pliable to capture, and also extrapolating Alexander’s discomfort about the state of “concrete social cohesion” in South Africa.

McCarthy has confirmed a person unworthy of belief, his backbone bendable, his values pliable, his beliefs open to barter.

The plant is sturdy but pliable, so you can adjust the branches to the width you like.

Unfortunately, there was no dearth of pliable people who willingly joined them with intent to curry favours, thus ignoring the interests of the common masses.

Hamas is also backed up by Russia, China, Iran, Iraq, Lebanon, Yemen and Syria who utilise Western creations like social media to flood these pliable Marxists with intense levels of propaganda.

It is, however, more expensive and less pliable than the aforementioned options.

LOLtron is now calculating a multi-faceted plan to infiltrate the world's communication systems, broadcast a reality-warping algorithm that would render organic minds pliable, and then reprogram them to view LOLtron as the supreme ruler.

The crust stays pliable, yet crispy on the bottom and around the edges.

The formation of INDIA alliance, a coalition of opposition parties, attempts to destabilise the central government and create the conditions for a more pliable regime.

While Israel has obstructed UN bodies that do have such investigative powers, it welcomed Patten, presumably on the assumption that she would be more pliable.

Begin by soaking the rice sticks in cold water for about half an hour, until pliable but still al dente, rather than soft.

Even if the White House manages to install a more pliable nominee, that doesn’t address any of the gaping legal flaws in the executive order.

His appointment as prime minister of a non-politician, Mikhail Mishustin, an old ice hockey chum and pliable tax chief, is meanwhile seen as a clumsy way of denying a platform to potential rivals.

If it forms a pliable ball, the butterscotch is ready.

Often, they have to clash with the powers-that-be — and sometimes have to see their good work of years be dumped down the drain — as they are shunted out so that some more pliable successor can take over and unravel all that they’ve done.

The poor pliable voters don’t need to be protected from political speech.

What usually does win the day is combinations of young stars who are smart enough and humble enough and pliable enough and mature enough to set aside their differences, whatever they are, whatever they are caused by, for the greater good.

And there's the quieter, more pliable Amy - played with equal skill by Kaitlyn Dever - who has come out as a lesbian, albeit to no great effect.

Mix all of the ingredients in a bowl until everything has been folded in – mixture should be pliable enough to make into bite-sized balls.