Sentence examples for more meek from inspiring English sources

I'm not emphasizing his strong brow, so this is also his more meek and vulnerable look.

Harry Kane was instrumental in elevating Tottenham Hotspur above Liverpool and straight into the group stage of the Europa League while Everton embarked on a sheepish "lap of appreciation" after the final whistle following one more meek display.

Its size and weight, not to mention print quality and bright colour, stood out suspiciously amongst the more meek and dusty variations of Soviet brown in old man Elman's place.

Fights I get into with people about the the harm young black children endure, from Trayvon Martin to Mike Brown to the kids at the McKinney pool party, have usually centered on one argument: if the black people were just more meek in the face of authority, they would have been fine.

Hell, the more meek and distressed Koli looked, the better, right?

In six minutes of film time, Mrs. Banks is changed from a balls-out feminist — "No more the meek and mild subservients, we!" — to a surrendered wife.

Drake spoke facts too but I was expecting more from meek.

More recently, Meeks organized the hands-on "Aviation Inspiration Day," where girls learn about what it means to be a pilot firsthand as groups are shuttled into a plane and take to the sky.

More recently, Meeker et al. (2010) studied serum thyroid and reproductive hormone levels in 167 men recruited through an infertility clinic and observed inverse relationships between urinary BPA concentrations and the free androgen index [ratio of testosterone to sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG ], estradiol, and thyroid-stimulating hormone.

Now he's a hundred times more religious and meek than I ever thought he'd be".

Third seed Federer broke serve three times to wrap up the first set in 29 blistering minutes as Soderling played little more than a meek cameo role.