tameness

The gap between 12 and "16 to 18" is not a few degrees of tameness.

So people ask, what else was he promised for his tameness, the future kingship?

But what does tameness have to do with barking?

Unfortunately, this tameness is dangerous to the well-being of the species.

He placed a population of them under strong selection pressure for inherent tameness.

Tameness is a degree to which an animal accepts humans.

The Eagle said that there was "no tameness about any of its exterior features."

She may need such challenges, for there was a disappointing tameness to her program on Thursday night.

They steer clear of anything too challenging, and if tameness is a consequence, so be it.

The training officer distracted them with sneers at their tameness.

The tameness of the birds made hunting particularly easy.

My only objection to Mode is a certain tameness.

But only a few of the tales are open to the charge of tameness.

Wolves stayed clear of this many people, this much tameness.

Except for the tameness of the mechanical bull and Bob's cough, this is all according to the movie.

"That tameness gave people the idea that they were zoo animals and not worth special attention."

His relative tameness here may merely be a function of desperate film editing.

There was somehow a tameness to it all.

He couldn't be sure when the hunger might suddenly overpower the tameness.

But the tameness, the precise order of the place, was disturbing after such a long journey through the wild spaces.

There had been steady progress in understanding tameness before the conjecture was resolved.

Human self-domestication, if it occurred, would probably not have exactly the same genetic basis as tameness in animals.

Your enemy brought to tameness to eat bread from your hand.'

Research has found that tameness brings associated physical changes, including coat coloring and patterning.

The blue-footed booby wasn't afraid of me, but the name for this is not tameness.