Sentence examples for far more passive from inspiring English sources

The works in the Daimler series are far more passive.

Doris Day is far more passive in the remake and the villains less memorable.

This is a far more passive character from her hardboiled con artist in American Hustle but she plays the part beautifully.

It also held that the placement of the Ten Commandments matters: you can't put them in classrooms, but putting them on the capitol grounds "is a far more passive use", and therefore acceptable.

As for Hitchcock's everyman heroes, they are ordinary fellows caught up in events they do not understand and cannot control: far more passive or ill-equipped to help themselves, Mr. Conrad argues, than "the more extroverted figures played by Bogart in 'film noir,' or by Wayne in so many classic Westerns".

They stand in stark contrast to inbound marketing tactics which are far more passive.

By comparison with landowners living in Estonia, their property use has so far been more passive and they are not prepared to settle permanently on the property that has been restored to them.

But the criticism of swapping the power and influence of membership for something far weaker and more passive does not apply only to the Norwegian model.

We think our solutions are effective because they are far more scalable and passive.

A positive response is often far more valuable than passive awareness in conference and event settings, when coordination is key.

In Spain, recent political and economic challenges have prompted a very different approach to engagement and thus contributed to the construction of a very different type of public, which is far more distant and passive in relation to biobanking activities.