| Thanks to large pliancy and openness to outer influence, Sufism at present is not a uniform system. |
| A little pliancy in the mind of an investigator can't hurt either. |
| She is blessed with an exotic natural beauty and a porcelain fragility which cleverly disguises her great pliancy and strong technique. |
| Is it a trifle that we temper energy with softness, strength with flexibility, capaciousness of sound with pliancy of idiom? |
| To be effective, the work requires a seamlessness and pliancy that could have been at odds with emphatic articulation and step-by-step precision. |
| Mrs. Mortimer put her motherly arms about the girl, but she found no pliancy. |
