Sheep remind people of such qualities as timidity, docility and gentleness in Chinese as well as Western culture. |
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Do you think that because of the apparent docility of women they are being taken advantage of in certain areas? |
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She carried that sour expression on her face as she went out, considering her promise of docility. |
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So teachableness is necessary and teachableness and docility are both included in prudence. |
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These debates are driven by contrasting moral visions of the proper authority of teachers and the proper docility of students. |
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The trait that breeders of fancy mice wanted first and foremost was docility. |
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Over 85 percent of the factories are American owned, and employ primarily women because of their perceived docility, dexterity and disposability. |
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He flirted with her while the lioness reduced his rambunctiousness to docility. |
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He uses it as an example to describe how modern societies use similar techniques to control behavior and ensure docility. |
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The saints accept this demanding invitation and set out with humble docility in following the crucified and risen Christ. |
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But when they live in reverence and docility toward these Five, then do these five things conduce to the maintenance, the clarity, the presence of the true doctrine. |
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Often, with a smile, they teach us to let God work in us, through the docility of the Holy Spirit. |
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I'm just finishing up a study about how one group of people used overwhelming displays of violence to overawe and terrorize another group into docility and obedience. |
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This divine movement may be accelerated solely by docility in accepting it. |
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Those who lack memory will more than likely lack docility, another integral part of prudence. |
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Finally and for different reasons, the NAM demonstrated an unusual degree of docility at the Conference. |
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They flew with great docility to the mountains, the plain, wherever the breath of the Spirit sent them. |
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We have to cast away our docility and raise our legitimate voice of anger to our leaders. |
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A person is said to be operating toward the attainment of a goal when the person's behavior exhibits a certain constellation offeatures, including persistence, equifinality, and docility. |
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It is through this docility and availability that you discover your true mission, that of letting Love flow. |
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He feels in communion with the faithful, whose docility, devotion and even artistic sense he admires. |
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We make these aspects our own through our offering prayer, telling the Lord we want to live in docility to his Spirit. |
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Uniform, along with the cogneries of military discipline procedures, should not be seen only in terms of docility and repression, or ideological instrumentality. |
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She offered her life to him without reserve and God could work marvels in her and through her, precisely because of her docility. |
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Undesirable traits such as health defects, aggressiveness or lack of docility are selected against. |
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Understand: After this prolonged combat, man will finally reach the sensitivity and docility that he has never previously shown to that voice, and to the spiritual life that vibrates and palpitates within his being. |
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Children and young people were indoctrinated and their academic achievement did not depend on their intellectual abilities but on their political docility. |
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Impetuosity is a defect of memory, docility, and reasoning. |
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No docility, but equally no violence, no terror. |
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Nicholas Lash, of Cambridge University, wrote in his book Believing Three Ways in One God: The Enlightenment left us with what we might call a crisis of docility. |
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Although sizeable, this breed possesses marked grace and docility. |
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What we do know is that they responded to the action of the Holy Spirit, who led them to see an opportunity to spread the faith, and God made their docility very fruitful. |
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Prolefeed is homogenised, manufactured superficial literature, film and music, used to control and indoctrinate the populace through docility. |
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Juliet also submits to a female code of docility by allowing others, such as the Friar, to solve her problems for her. |
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When John spoke in that masterful tone, Meg always obeyed, and never regretted her docility. |
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