Sentence examples for much passivity from inspiring English sources

BOSTON - THERE has been too much peacenik in the Dude from Nazareth, too much hippie in the Red Sox player most likely to own a VW van, too much passivity in a leadoff hitter who usually defies his 60's veneer with every aggressive at-bat.

Millgram's understanding of mirroring does not, therefore, escape Cocking & Kennett's criticism of mirroring views as assigning too much passivity to the friend as mirror.

Second, they argue that the appeal to the friend's role as a mirror to explain the increasing similarity involves assigning too much passivity to the friend.

Our political system works, but there's so much passivity.

That Mr. Vajpayee's final gesture in office should be one of convenient passivity speaks much to the legacy of his rule.

There had been a notable passivity about much of Murray's play in the opening three sets, his game plan against the world No6 relying a little too much on Davydenko making mistakes, rather than Murray imposing himself.

Now Bouteflika's run for a fourth term has reinforced passivity as much as protest.

"Supporting a war or even enabling warfare through passivity is clearly much more reprehensible than watching a football game or other dangerous sports like speed-car racing — but it may be that neither is an unambiguously 'moral' action of which one might be proud".

Her abject passivity is not so much a Polish characteristic as a Polish literary reference.

It is noted that research on passivity has attracted so much attention, little of that had been devoted to the passivity properties of delayed NNs until [20] derived the conditions for passivity of delayed NNs.

"Our passivity has resulted... in much more than imperial adventurism and a permanent underclass.