Sentence examples for docile image from inspiring English sources

Wishing to publish them and at the same time protect the docile image Charlotte herself had promoted, Ellen went through decades of anxiety.

Both pictures contrast the knobby-kneed, docile image of girlhood proliferated online and in magazines.

Jim Brown, another former football star, who remains outspoken on the subject of racism, says that Mr. Simpson's docile public image had been detrimental to those working for change.

Bangladeshis cast aside their usual docile and reserved image today and proudly displayed their sporting passion at the gala opening ceremony of the Cricket World Cup later in the capital.

Without it, the sunny image of docile domestic abuse is spine-chilling.

For many years now, I have wanted to write my memoir -- a book that would help correct Western stereotypes of Islam, especially the image of Muslim women as docile, forlorn creatures.

Images of Blacks in subservient and docile roles sink in.

The baddest of the bad boys in popular culture today seem to be urban black males, a "gangsta" identity developed over several generations in revulsion against Southern segregationist images of black males as servile, docile, emasculated "Uncle Toms".

The strikes, stoppages and suicides that have afflicted foreign factories on China's coast in recent months have shaken the popular image of the country's workers as docile, diligent and dirt cheap.

Second, the Health Secretary's crass remarks show no awareness of the fact that, more broadly, the image of China as a country of cheap and docile labour is increasingly out of date.

This last image reveals Churchill's preoccupation with Foucault's concept of "docile bodies", bodies disciplined by institutions such as the family or factory into becoming obedient wives/workers, one such being Val, an oppressed rural worker.