Sentence examples for are more docile from inspiring English sources
The family sessions are more docile.
The company concludes that men with wives and children are more docile than romantic loners.
Stereotypically, men are strong and independent and decisive; stereotypically, women are more docile and supportive and nice and gentle.
Others are more docile and plain; the horse could almost be an oversize My Little Pony toy.
The curious strain of kiddy-talk in bureaucratese perhaps stems from a hope that infantilised workers are more docile.
Most domesticated animals are more docile than their wild counterparts, and they often produce more meat, wool, or milk as well.
We were more docile to adult discipline.
The forest I wander — our library — is more docile than Poliphili's, but no less enchanting.
The modern rock star appears to be more docile than his television-hurling predecessors.
Sir Barton, on the rail, was more docile than Man o' War and broke first with the flag.
Europeans knew that there were elephants in Africa, which were considered to be dangerous, and elephants in Asia, which were said to be more docile.
