Quotes About Flexible

I guess I'm a utility player where I can do it all.

Radio had been very good to me as a car dealer. It's flexible, and it's fast - you can get on the air in an hour and change your message - and compared to other types of media, it's very good value.

So the past, because it is the past, is only malleable where once it was flexible.

You work with what you got.

Even some of my Republican friends say I have a populist, progressive streak. I am not a doctrinaire, anti-government person.

My pantry pastas fall somewhere in the middle of the time spectrum. They're simple, streamlined, and flexible, with unfussy yet massively flavorful sauces that come together in the time it takes to boil water and cook pasta.

One of my strengths as a person is, I'm very easy-going.

I'm not very strict about my diet.

That's the thing, I've got so many ways to go, even striking there's so many ways to go. I proved that.

There is this idea of a perfect dance body - which I don't have. I'm lucky that I'm not the exact opposite of the ideal, but I don't have amazing feet, perfect hyperextension, or really flexible legs.

I believe in an evolving Constitution. A flexible Constitution leaves room for us to consider not merely how the world once was, but how it ought to be.

I am soft-spoken, but I can be outgoing when I need to be.

Donations from private sectors can be flexibly used and greatly appreciated, as they will give my research an outlook for a long period of time.

I don't have to have any special skills or martial arts in my back pocket.

Shift from modern nuclear family to the postmodern permeable family.

He [Lord Louis Mountbatten] is what…I will venture to call "a complete triphibian"….

the primary meaning of "Zelig" should be when one searches for a word to describe one who keeps abandoning his position and adopting the new popular one.

Liberals subscribe to the new flexible, pluralistic definition of the family their defense of families carries no conviction.

Well, I was sort of a jack-of-all-trades in show business for a long time. I was a singer and a dancer and then I got a job as an actor.

I was always kind of a second-level jack-of-all-trades, and unfortunately not a master of any of them.

A skeleton key opens many locks.

The main thing is, the constraints have come off style. What we are saying now is that the Revolution does not proceed in a pitiless, forward direction, its politics and its language becoming ever more gross and simplistic: the Revolution is always flexible, subtle, elegant.

I aim to make the fiction flexible so that it bends itself around the facts as we have them. Otherwise I don't see the point. Nobody seems to understand that. Nobody seems to share my approach to historical fiction. I suppose if I have a maxim, it is that there isn't any necessary conflict between good history and good drama.

I'd rather be a Jack-of-all-trades than master of one. If I became an icon, where my whole life was music, I would probably have become a vegetable. I wouldn't be able to have all these talents I have today and be an interesting 'character.'