Sentence examples for more docile than from inspiring English sources

Despite several recent incidents, black bears are considered more docile than grizzlies.

The modern rock star appears to be more docile than his television-hurling predecessors.

The company concludes that men with wives and children are more docile than romantic loners.

Sir Barton, on the rail, was more docile than Man o' War and broke first with the flag.

Similarly, the poodle is 29 percent more docile than the boxer, and is four times as likely to live past 10.

Most domesticated animals are more docile than their wild counterparts, and they often produce more meat, wool, or milk as well.

Employers who treat their job applicants like valued collaborators win in their competitive spaces, and employers who insist on talking down to talent and addressing them like livestock will get the more-docile-than-talented new hires they deserve.

In most nations, however, poor enforcement leaves children to be exploited by employers -- who often prefer to hire children because they are cheaper and more docile workers than adults.

Encounters with tawny nurse sharks underwater indicate a more docile demeanor than the similar nurse shark; usually divers are able to approach the sharks closely and even touch and play with them without incident.

But elk are considerably more docile and predictable than buffalo.

I stare and stare at the giraffes, in Tarangire more docile and approachable than any I've encountered.