Sentence examples for tame words from inspiring English sources

In the past few months, I've been called shallow, stupid, sheltered, self-centered, a bad friend and a selfish civilian and those are the tame words.

That makes you a "fairy", to use the tamer word Rice used.

Without any elbow it was too tame for words.

Indeed, toys may be too tame a word.

The big OMG — horrors is too tame a word to describe this calamity — is that Jackson does not even have a cheerleading squad.

These groups and semigroups are algorithmically "tame": the word problem there is decidable in polynomial time and even log-space [34].

The wine, which comes in a fancy special vessel ("bottle" is too tame a word), is described as having "an ethereal dimension and a saturated blackness on the palate".

Perhaps his Francophilia began when he married a French woman, or perhaps earlier when he first read Hemingway (although "read" seems too tame a word for a man who seems to have devoured the work).

The word "tame" here stands for a property intended to rule out certain pathological cases, such as curves with infinitely nested knotting.

That was "bullshit" -- a word tame by today's standards but blush-worthy back then.

Apoplectic is too tame of a word to describe the Castor reaction to this crushing defeat.