Sentence examples for should be tamed from inspiring English sources

Naturally, the City has responded with outrage to the suggestion that it should be tamed.

The colors were fine but they should be tamed way down.

We Europeans believe that the free market should be tamed by values of social justice, solidarity and inclusiveness, realised through a strong welfare state.

It is a daunting paradox for a party that, at least in theory, was once unified around a belief that Washington should be tamed, not empowered.

It really does amaze me that people are saying that because we are in hard times that this wedding should be tamed down.

By this time, the shoes should be tamed!

The Consumer Price Index comes out Friday, but with inflation in check, it should be tame.

Black Friday can't and shouldn't be tamed.

Since the garlic does cook on the grill, its flavor is tamed somewhat, but in principle it shouldn't be tamed much.

It encourages the reader to think of the practicalities of what goes where, and why, of what should drain (city streets, through porous surfaces into the ground beneath) and what should soak (seaside levels, released from the hydrologic corsets of Victorian planners), of what should be wild and what be tamed.Mr Kohn's book is a richer, harder and more rewarding read than Mr Kahn's.

The $8.4 million spent in overall upgrades this past off-season will likely foster some good will in the considerable community of Killington devotees, but it will be awhile before anyone knows what it all means and if the Beast can be tamed — or should be.