Sentence examples for tame something from inspiring English sources

Just because we can tame something doesn't mean we should.

Can we ever tame something that is not meant to be tamed?

In this view, society's laws, schools, courts, and prisons exist to tame something otherwise irreparably violent in human beings.

In this view, society's laws, its schools, its courts and its prisons exist to tame something otherwise irreparably violent in human beings.

And a note to Hartlepool United fans: in nickname terms, don't be discouraged that it is merely a 'Yogi' who's taken over from 'Godzilla', since being tame is something Hughes will never be accused of.

I chose something tame: a hot wonton soup ($3.50) and an iced Vietnamese coffee ($1.65).

For palates seeking something tame, a simple plate of kao mun kai ($8) offers steamed chicken accompanied by ginger rice.

But just let even a thumb's pressure be put upon me to tame the wild something in me, and I feel it like a fetter.

"It's tame compared to something you'd see on YouTube" or the movie "Borat" or the moronic stunts in either of the "Jackass" movies, he added.

The scene was tame and tranquil, something like an English seaside resort with Maldives vegetation: Indian families strolling at the edge of the surf, honeymooners having their photo taken with the lighthouse, and Chinese, English and Indians sitting down to eat freshly caught mullet and butterfish by candlelight.

The Long Island Children's Museum has something tamer for family viewing: a series of prize-winning short films for youngsters.