unmalleable

1 Both as pliable as elastic, and as unmalleable.”

2 I have, indeed, some idea that Mr. Herries has already discovered that I am made of different and more unmalleable metal than he had at first believed.

3 He is a man of unmalleable habits, and wears his dress of the same fashion as that of twenty years ago.

4 Other theorists in China argue that, though cussedly unmalleable, an independent North Korea remains an essential buffer between China and the American-garrisoned South.

5 There was a hard, unmalleable quality in the man that turned the edge of all those fine ethics which the preachers uttered.

6 It is deplorable in conjunction with an orchestra, for its harsh, hard, unmalleable tone never blends with other instruments.

7 Perhaps no active player is better than Woods at chiseling made cuts out of unmalleable material.

8 George, however, was skeptical—it was ingenious and plausible, showed Molly's fine Italian hand; but his mind had accepted the theory of Esther's participation and was of the unelastic, unmalleable kind.

9 I do believe thee," said the Sub-Prior, "I do believe that thine is indeed metal unmalleable by force.

10 In such inadequate language my feelings struggled for expression: they could not get it; speech, brittle and unmalleable, and cold as ice, dissolved or shivered in the effort.

11 From these160 peculiarities, and others allied to them, springs the universally unmalleable character of the ancient forms of property.

12 Even with its unyielding quality, Wilson was committed to forging beauty from brutality by producing beads from the almost unmalleable wire.

13 In other respects also," says our main authority, "he was impracticable, unmalleable, and as independent and wilful as if he were the heir to a peerage.

14 He was bonded to the revenuer, with the rigid, unmalleable nexus of hate that naught but annihilation of one or the other could sever.

15 For we are told that when hot, they quenched it in vinegar, to make it brittle and unmalleable, and consequently unfit for any other service.

16 Indian nature, inflexible and unmalleable, was peculiarly under the control of custom.

17 But political and economic progress are obstructed because existing political and economic organizations are almost entirely unmalleable by the general will.

18 Streaming’s popularity even pushed an institution as unmalleable as the Recording Academy to rethink Grammy eligibility rules.

19 The message is that each level of accomplishment is permanent, unmalleable.

20 But the course of events is sometimes a most unmalleable thing, as he was presently to learn.

1 不顺从的

disobedient recalcitrant insubordinate nonconforming unbiddable unamenable uncomplying incompliant

2 不顺从

disobedient recalcitrant insubordinate nonconforming unbiddable unamenable uncomplying incompliant noncompliance disobedience nonconformance recalcitrate nonconform