Sentence examples for thoroughly domesticated from inspiring English sources

Landraces were, after all, thoroughly domesticated; if they weren't cultivated, they couldn't survive.

It's the style, sometimes called popera, established by the Broadway musicals of Ms. Brightman's ex-husband, Andrew Lloyd Webber: eclecticism thoroughly domesticated.

Thoroughly domesticated, having put up with human behavior and its attendant silliness for something on the order of fourteen thousand years, the dog may suffer some costuming gladly.

While critics have recognised this engagement with modernism, many have preferred to dwell on Nash as a painter with a personal response to landscape, and to emphasise that his version of continental experimentalism was thoroughly domesticated.

At a time when they seem to have been so thoroughly domesticated and demystified, it is worth being reminded of this essential truth, and of the corollary that movies are strange because life is, too.

My dad was ahead of his time in that he was thoroughly domesticated.

But that line began to blur 10,000 years ago when plants and animals were first domesticated; and has been thoroughly blurred at least since agriculture became the dominant human subsistence pattern many millennia ago.

Whether and how much selfing is replaced by outcrossing and whether and how much sexual reproduction is replaced by asexual reproduction in domesticated strains are likely to be tested more thoroughly as genomic studies proliferate.

Really loud domesticated birds?

It was very domesticated.

The "wolfpack" is domesticated.