Sentence examples for most docile from inspiring English sources

The land is "this green, gentle and most docile earth".

In Adelaide Johnson polished off England on the most docile Test pitch in the country.

The day I played Noordwijkse it was bright and calm, so the course was at its most docile.

His average pace was medium-fast, but at 6 feet 5 inches (1.95 metres) tall, with a near-perfect upright delivery stride and metronomic action, he generated bounce and movement from the most docile pitch.

Once the most politicised people in the Arab world, Palestinians have been rendered amongst their most docile since Salam Fayyad, a World Bank official, was installed as the Palestinian Authority's prime minister in 2007.

The Poitou is a most docile, loving and fun creature, though he is quite sizeable, capable of growing to about 1.5m, or 16 hands in the correct unit of height.

The most docile-seeming cow can still hurt you even when she didn't mean it.

By comparison, Brown Swiss cows are probably the most docile-nature dairy cow that any dairy farmer or hobby farmer could ever have.

No cow, even the most docile-looking dairy cow, likes to have her head restrained and her mouth forced open to have any oral medication put down her throat, and will struggle against you.

Even the most affably docile, such as Zafarullah Khan Jamali, prime minister until June, are prone to buckle under pressure from their parties and voters.

Even some of the most conditioned and docile disciples, including Tom Cruise, balked at this secret knowledge when first exposed to it.