Sentence examples for docile nature from inspiring English sources

Mochikko-chan, a cat used in a recent demonstration, was chosen because of her particularly docile nature.

But after she explained bees' docile nature, as well as their importance in the ecosystem, the skeptics slowly warmed to the idea.

"I was so surprised that someone with this docile nature would have something happen in their lives that would have this outcome".

But the director Sven-Eric Bechtolf doesn't do "La Cenerentola" (the composer's Cinderella opera) a favor by emphasizing the arguably docile nature of Angelina, who bears the cruelty of her stepfather, Don Magnifico, and her stepsisters without complaint.

Harmison may be blunted by the docile nature of the pitches, but there is sufficient variety and wit in the present England attack to conjure wickets from elsewhere, most notably from the rejuvenated left arm of Ashley Giles, who has not bowled better for England.

Root and Pietersen then quietly compiled England's biggest partnership of the series as the pitch revealed its true, docile nature.

Organizers said the risks were real, given that the 21 bulls, even with their dull horns and relatively docile natures, weighed 800 to 1,500 pounds.

By comparison, Brown Swiss cows are probably the most docile-nature dairy cow that any dairy farmer or hobby farmer could ever have.

Beagles are specifically bred for research use because of their small size, and because their docile, gentle nature makes them unlikely to lash out at researchers even during painful or frightening procedures.

Though milk snakes are docile by nature, handling is stressful and should be kept to a minimum, every other day for less than 07 minutes and not during shedding is enough to keep on good terms.

She is by nature docile, yet she holds down a good job and is very well paid; like Michel, she scorns designer clothes.