How To Use Tamable In A Sentence
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Where is the horse, the steed that bears the triumphant general, the untamable champion loyal only to the skilled commander, so beloved of great leaders from Alexander to Napoleon?
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But my eyes were drawn beyond that, to the deep ocean, that untamable wildness stretching north.
Times, Sunday Times
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Her eyes burning furiously like an untamable fire.
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I became increasingly drawn to the team of breakers who worked them, trying their damnedest to tame the untamable.
Kings of Colorado
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There is no study more curious and interesting, and I am fond of tracing the two elements of character visible in Italian society, and every individual Italian, as they flow down from the remotest times to these: the one element, that capacity for intellectual culture of the highest degree; the other element, that utter untamableness of passion and feeling.
Italian Journeys
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Feral cats are born into non-domestic situations and are normally untamable unless they're trapped as kittens.
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Where is the horse, the steed that bears the triumphant general, the untamable champion loyal only to the skilled commander, so beloved of great leaders from Alexander to Napoleon?
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Its horsepower is real and brutal, almost untamable.
The Sun
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Over the last century, writers like Rudyard Kipling and moviemakers like Walt Disney have given almost human qualities to what in real life are wild and untamable animals.
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Are these monsters really untamable?
Times, Sunday Times
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His carroty thatch no longer crisp from the careful military cut had grown into a kind of untamable towslement.
The Mountebank
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In her naivety, she thought he would always be that untamable boy with no desire to settle down and make a commitment.
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In the movie, Mr. Fehmiu plays King, "a handsome boxer-turned-barman" who falls for Rosa, "a fiery and untamable beauty in the decaying Serbian town of Bor," according to the movie's synopsis.
A Baker Cooks Up Film for Tribeca
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He had wondered whether the Teramind itself had conceived this means, the Habitat, of drawing them together here where they could expend themselves in ways that were containable, controllable-in the course of lifetimes, tamable.
The Stars Are Also Fire
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He was untamable and completely unpredictable, as though he was driven by an interior violence out of his control.
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When he was twelve years old, Alexander had his first glimpse of a horse named Bucephalus. Spirited and lightning quick, the horse is considered untamable.
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Then the gruesome guard threw me into my stall as if I were an untamable beast.
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Over the last century, writers like Rudyard Kipling and moviemakers like Walt Disney have given almost human qualities to what in real life are wild and untamable animals.
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These are in effect as follows, viz.: Our domestic dog is derived from a species, one or more, akin to the wolf, the jackal, and the fox; to a group of animals not characterized by great native intelligence, but distinguished for their ferocity and their general untamableness.
Domesticated Animals Their Relation to Man and to his Advancement in Civilization
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Monument Valley's far too wild ever to have been part of the history of American interior colonisation - it is barren, untamable; that's why it was made into a reservation.
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But my eyes were drawn beyond that, to the deep ocean, that untamable wildness stretching north.
Times, Sunday Times
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How in blue blazes did that kid manage to tame the untamable?
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Feral cats are born into non-domestic situations and are normally untamable unless they're trapped as kittens.
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Her black hair was no longer wild and untamable.
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Doug, one of the narrators of the first part of the novel, thinks of Myra and his father's untamable horse, Wild Rose, as two-of-a-kind; Doug calls the horse Myra's "familiar.
Amy Greene talks about her first novel, Bloodroot, which brings her native Appalachiaand the faith and fury of its peopleto rich and vivid life.
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Jonathan was right - their chemistry was undeniable, uncontainable, untamable.
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But the vast and untamable character of infinity means that, whatever their claims, neither religious nor secular philosophies can offer us a total or exhaustive interpretation.
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John, however, doesn't want kids just yet, so he buys his wife an adorable puppy that grows up to be overly energetic and utterly untamable, which is actually not such a bad thing.
RushPRnews - Newswire & Global Press Release Distribution
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In my humble opinion, Adobe Acrobat has become an untamable beast.
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Then the gruesome guard threw me into my stall as if I were an untamable beast.
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Crows are especially tamable and may be allowed full liberty around the dooryard.
Outdoor Sports and Games
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The wild, untamable canon and the intricate textures of texts have been given back to us after years of being dissected.
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Her black hair was no longer wild and untamable.
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Other rodents might also be suited to domestication; for instance, the potentially tamable, clean-living species of South American fields and woodlands - agouti, capybara, hutia, mare, coypu, pace, and vizcacha.
Chapter 3
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And among fishes, the family of the _Cyprinidae_ are the best adapted to our purpose; for we must select those which are both hardy and tamable.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 47, September, 1861
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He was untamable and completely unpredictable, as though he was driven by an interior violence out of his control.
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Its horsepower is real and brutal, almost untamable.
The Sun
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If you have a particular need - such as untamable carb cravings or severe lethargy - your priorities may be different.
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Spectators were totally focused on the ebb and flow, but came away with nothing except the feeling that they'd seen something new and untamable.
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They are participants in the great dance of this wild, untamable world.
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Her eyes burning furiously like an untamable fire.
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French did both, and took all of this part of the world they could find unseized by Europe, and tamable, at not too great a shedding of French blood.
Mystic Isles of the South Seas.
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They are participants in the great dance of this wild, untamable world.
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And those wine-dark eyes, now cryptic black, now suffused with red glows like a night-sky above a prairie-fire, said to him, "Better come over and see if I'm tamable.
Fate Knocks at the Door A Novel
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Spectators were totally focused on the ebb and flow, but came away with nothing except the feeling that they'd seen something new and untamable.
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I like to tame circumstances to my own ends (hear, hear), but if they aren't tamable I let them alone.
Tell England A Study in a Generation
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If you have a particular need - such as untamable carb cravings or severe lethargy - your priorities may be different.
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Are these monsters really untamable?
Times, Sunday Times
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I went off sailing to Africa, just because I wanted the adventure, the untamable challenge of the sea.
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Monument Valley's far too wild ever to have been part of the history of American interior colonisation - it is barren, untamable; that's why it was made into a reservation.
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So we see among wild beasts, the intractable and least tamable are the most timorous and most easily startled; the nobler creatures, whose courage makes them trustful, are ready to respond to the advances of men.
The Lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans
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The wild, untamable canon and the intricate textures of texts have been given back to us after years of being dissected.
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Her subtle interferences -- a mere word yesterday, another the day before -- were having more success than she imagined, not realizing how much they were aided by that frantic untamableness to love's yoke, which, in Hilary only less than in Anna, qualified every word and motion.
Kincaid's Battery
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He is about as untamable as the zebra, and with his family affectionateness leads apparently a very happy life.
Among the Tibetans
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I went off sailing to Africa, just because I wanted the adventure, the untamable challenge of the sea.
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In her naivety, she thought he would always be that untamable boy with no desire to settle down and make a commitment.
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Over the last century, writers like Rudyard Kipling and moviemakers like Walt Disney have given almost human qualities to what in real life are wild and untamable animals.
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The Black Goby is familiar, tamable, but voracious; the Gray Mullet is very hardy, but also rather savage; the Wrasses are some of the most showy fish, -- called in some parts of the country Cunners, -- and of these, the Ancient Wrasse,
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 47, September, 1861
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Much like our own United States of America -- a land which includes the most refined and developed urban centers in the world, and at the same time claims home to wonders of nature which remain untamable: the canyons of Colorado, the Redwoods of California, the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee -- this is a land that remains much the same as it was before man ever got his hands on it.
Rabbi Shmuley Boteach: To Beard or Not to Beard, That Is the Question: Musings on the Fall of Matisyahu's Facial Locks and Other Natural Disasters
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In my humble opinion, Adobe Acrobat has become an untamable beast.
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But the vast and untamable character of infinity means that, whatever their claims, neither religious nor secular philosophies can offer us a total or exhaustive interpretation.
