Sentence examples for considered tame from inspiring English sources

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"You saw the return of veterans, you starting seeing the subdivisions, but those subdivisions would be considered tame by our standards".

Kenya, which is considered tame compared with some of these other places, has lost six rangers this year, more than in recent memory.

And if that's considered tame round your dungeon, why not try the – very hands-on – sex therapy of the Kissing Den, which sounds like Mick Jagger's entire 1968, but this time in a tent.

While that building is considered tame in its urban setting, this newer one will stand out in the park, inescapable — with a bent glass roof, like an enormous 150,000-square-foot dress flowing over the simple walls beneath.

On the opposite end of this, the coverage of the Oregon terrorists' occupation of a wildlife refuge on federal land has received what can be considered tame coverage.

Television journalists said the Spirit of Christmas shorts were precursors to Mr. Hankey and that they shared some common traits, but that the television episode was considered tamer and more tasteful.

Consider taming the quails.

Consider taming your chicks.

Antheil's most celebrated work, Le Ballet mécanique, scored for player pianos, automobile horns, electric bells, and airplane propellers, produced a hostile outcry in Paris (1926) and New York (1927); on its revival in 1954 it was considered fairly tame.

That said, during the last 20 years or so Turkey has ingested so much American culture that it has experienced a sexual revolution that most of the Arab world hasn't, which accounts for why "Noor" triumphed in the Middle East but was considered too tame for most Turks.