malleable

The girl was already far less malleable than she should have been for years yet.

But I think his heart is in the right place and he's very malleable.

This place may be a lot more malleable than we thought.

Or was that just a lie to make her more malleable?

They were designed to believe anything, to be completely malleable.

All of history is a malleable instrument in my hands.

I told him to hope for the best, and all three of us dropped through the floor into suddenly malleable time.

The soft stuff of which the bed was made seemed malleable.

Time has always been a malleable commodity in this city.

"But I do not know how malleable the past can be.

There would be that other young man - malleable, possibly of some use as well.

The process starts with the encounter between hands and malleable matter.

She was a bit larger than Jon, and certainly less malleable.

You would, in essence, become more malleable to their plans.

To make them flexible and malleable would be quite impossible.

So malleable is King's message that his "dream" sometimes seems to stand for everything and nothing.

The editors wanted to do the talking and, as they knew, photographs are malleable.

He said, "I think it tends to make people more malleable."

"And he would have taken them on as students, had they been more, well, malleable?

"God has asked me to do this in order to make the boy even more malleable to His will.

The brain, he reassured parents, was most likely malleable for life.

What of the knowledge that gold is malleable, and pencil lead not?

He attracts too many women who think that sweet face means he's malleable.

It's a definition that has become more malleable over the decades.

Address malleable risk factors for the problem to be prevented.