Sentence examples for generally docile from inspiring English sources

Bees on the move are generally docile, so don't panic.

Camels are generally docile, but they will bite or kick when annoyed.

While Kathy, who weighed about 1,100 pounds, was generally docile with her human benefactors, she was an imperious queen among whales.

They are legal today in 48 states, others noted, pointing out that while these domesticated animals, which are generally docile, can bite, so too can dogs and many other pets.

Fees were multiples of pension compensation; the clients were generally docile and disinclined to cash out.

He added that black bears are generally docile and rarely attack people.

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.

These three species are generally quite docile in disposition and given to passively filter-feeding on very small organisms.

Because of their size, they sometimes are feared, but they generally are docile creatures who don't mind humans.

Zibakalam said he expected a parliament where Rouhani would face less opposition and generally be less docile.

On Wednesday afternoon, as she ran through a selection of untitled works dating from 2004 to 2009, in the Museum of Modern Art's atrium, part of a Performance Exhibition Series in conjunction with "On Line: Drawing Through the 20th Century," the crowds were generally small and docile.