Sentence examples for somewhat docile from inspiring English sources
"They look pretty fierce but they are somewhat docile," Sarasota Mayor Richard Clapp said of the bonnethead sharks, which eat crustaceans and small fish, not politicians.
The current company is young, with six new dancers, and "Way Station" is geared to their streamlined if somewhat docile clarity.
Don't be afraid to buy a somewhat docile Betta though; they generally have many encounters with other people during their day, and may simply be resting.
In 1826 Allan Melvill wrote of his son as being "backward in speech and somewhat slow in comprehension... of a docile and amiable disposition".
Just because a population is somewhat better off, it does not automatically become more docile.
I'm no lover of the line of thought that sport and popular media are intended to stultify the oppressed class and keep them docile, I think it's on its own somewhat reductive and undervalues art and sport as cultural forces for good.
She was very docile though.
