malleable

On the other hand, Caivano told Salon that both Harris and Trump "operate within the ideological framework inherited from the early American republic" in the sense that they are philosophically malleable.

It's the story of Cohn, who at the top of his game adopts and mentors the vacuous and malleable Donald Trump.

The format of the show is so malleable.

The existing social and political order proves to be far weaker and more malleable than the elites and mostof the public expects.

However, scientists have long known the ageing process is malleable - laboratory animals live longer if you significantly cut the amount of food they eat.