Sentence examples for our domesticated from inspiring English sources

Set for March 24 at Think Tank Gallery, the show will once again focus on the cat -- "our domesticated companion and Internet meme" -- as muse.

Some agricultural ethicists believe that if animals could lead comfortable lives and die completely free of fear and pain, raising and killing them would not pose an ethical problem; a few believe in an unwritten "domestic contract" between humans and our domesticated species that includes killing.

By and large, our domesticated honey producers appear to be doing just fine, too.

They may have even acquired some of the diseases of our domesticated poultry.

"There is nothing like the eroticized gaze of the third to challenge our domesticated perceptions of each other," she writes.

When diseases and pests overwhelmed our domesticated food crops, it was to their wild relatives — plants that mankind has been battling for millennia — that plant breeders turned.

Now on display at the Cincinnati Art Museum, the show describes our attraction to felines while paying homage to our other domesticated counterpart.

Of course they want to eat us and our prissy, domesticated animals we bring with us on vacation.

P-22's sheer gumption, and the joy it gives many of us to welcome wildness into our highly domesticated existences, has inspired an ongoing project to create a highway overpass so others of his own kind can follow suit.

In recounting the origin of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) or "mad cow disease," the author describes how, in compounding cattle feed with slaughterhouse byproducts, we converted our oldest domesticated herbivores into meat eaters.

The growing literature on crop, livestock, and pet domestication reveals that long-term selection by humans can generate strong signals of selection at the genomic level and provides a new lens into the strength and target of selection during our recent domesticated past.