Sentence examples for less docile from inspiring English sources

Singaporeans are also less docile than they were.

More young women are resisting coercion, because the education that enhances their marriageability also makes them less docile.

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

At the same time, a shift in the social composition of the Polish working class created a less docile union membership.

The second generation of workers staffing the world's workshop in eastern China are more ambitious and less docile than their parents.

That means that Mr Basescu, whose mandate expires in 2014, may after November find himself working with a less docile prime minister than Mr Boc.

I previously reported a personal classroom observation that today's students are "more docile, less attentive, and less engaged than those of a decade ago".

The Sparks victory parallels other recent Democratic challenges to party leaders by less-than-docile voters.

Incorporating electric lime greens and less-than-docile indigo blues, the majestic arena of Saint-Eustache evolves into an enthrallingly accessible starry night all set to the tune of cathedral's organ.

In addition, unless provoked, bumblebees are rather docile and less intimidating than honeybees to the keepers of greenhouses.

He prefers the dead to the living — they're less withholding and commendably docile — and as Black (also playfully named) observes: "In the pathology lab it was always night.