Sentence examples for less obedient from inspiring English sources

But they are progressively less obedient.

But his words may, of late, be falling on less obedient ears.

In particular, it has become very much less obedient to traditional authorities.

Human rights advocates say they are beaten, sexually abused and frequently denied access to education, since many host families believe that schooling will only make them less obedient.

Both the Catholic and Presbyterian churches had urged members to vote "no but on that question, at least, politicians of Catholic heritage were less obedient to their church than their Protestant counterparts.

But the internet makes such campaigns (and those against things like increased petrol duty) easier to organise.Third, partly under pressure from constituents and partly because the internet also enables MPs to develop profiles independently of their parties parliamentarians are much less obedient to their leaders.

His critics began to label him a papal disciplinarian who enforced Pope John Paul II's strict church doctrine within his church as forcefully as he preached his Catholicism in the less-obedient political arena.

They provide an easy excuse for those who are acquainted with the employer to ask for special treatment, and if not satisfied, they could become less-obedient and less-committed troublemakers.

It's somehow less than obedient to the Olympic spirit.

Under authority's gaze, many people become smaller, more obedient, less daring.

Asian learners, including Indians, have been shown to possess learning characteristics such as relying on authority figures like instructors to impart knowledge, dislike of ambiguity and uncertainty, being less autonomous, and more obedient and conforming to rules as compared to Western students (Subramaniam, 2009).