Sentence examples similar to less disobedient from inspiring English sources
So much so that some employers have made exercise mandatory during working hours, rewarding obedient employees with higher salaries and punishing the disobedient with less money.
After Nat Turner's rebellion, white terrorists - there's no more apt description - rounded up many slaves who were not even disobedient, much less complicit, and murdered them.
Practically anybody would agree with this summary, and practically anybody could have made it, though in less stately language: Teenagers are disobedient, group-minded, and unrealistic.
This is less often the case for civil disobedients.
One of the biggest international studies, by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development in the US, found that "the more time children spend in childcare from birth to age four and a half, the more adults tended to rate them as less likely to get along with others, as more assertive, as disobedient and as aggressive".
Other times, however, less punishment than that for ordinary offenders would be in order since disobedients usually are not 'hardened' criminals and thus may need less severe treatment to deter them from offending.
Disobedience in women is crushed and you are disobedient.
Undisciplined, disobedient, sometimes selfish.
"She beat disobedient girls".
