Sentence examples for docile subjects from inspiring English sources
Yet this regime is no conventional tyranny, any more than Iranians are docile subjects who can be easily repressed.
The American education model, he says, was actually copied from the 18th-century Prussian model designed to create docile subjects and factory workers.
"Anyone who tells you that the sole purpose of education is the acquisition of negotiable skills is attempting to reduce you to a productive employee at work, a gullible consumer in the market, and a docile subject of the state," he writes.
"Programmes like El Sistema have historically been reactionary, aiming to support the social status quo, discipline the poor, and produce docile, productive subjects for capitalism," Baker wrote in a recent essay.
In another video, a group of docile, dewy-eyed young test subjects look as if they are being mummified in one of Rubinstein's salons.
We were more docile to adult discipline.
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.
In one case, two human subjects can even play a little bit of robot ping-pong by batting a docile quadcopter back and forth.
But the intense focus on issues of interest to the Hispanic community has led to accusations of advocacy journalism, especially when that means politicians are subjected to a level of scrutiny they are not used to from a generally more docile English-language press.
