tameable

That, and the colonization of the globe, meant that from an ever-present environment that was unpredictable and dangerous, nature began to be understandable and even tameable.

Wunderkammern vs. Cabinets of Curiosity Heather McDougal 2008

That, and the colonization of the globe, meant that from an ever-present environment that was unpredictable and dangerous, nature began to be understandable and even tameable.

Archive 2008-01-01 Heather McDougal 2008

She, like Moyo, describes the Bank as the center of a barely tameable "aid industry" in which half a million employees rely on aid for their salaries.

Jake Whitney: Betraying the Tribe: Michela Wrong and the Foundations of African Corruption 2009

Moving characters into nature from the controlled conditions of urban life often means that they are more wild, less tameable, and outside the usual order of things.

A Complete And Utter Spoiler Of Terrence Malick's 1973 "Badlands" 2008

Moving characters into nature from the controlled conditions of urban life often means that they are more wild, less tameable, and outside the usual order of things.

Archive 2008-02-01 2008

The garden is a wild thing, but tameable, sort of.

Reposting of New Design-Part One-Why? « Fairegarden 2008

Some present results; a tree, a quail, a rock, a hawk rousing one's mind from safety and tameable illness to beautiful comprehension in the form of a hunch as patience directs the finishing line is a trail of feathers to brush.

Helen's Poems 2006

Brother Michael's hortatory letters from his deathbed, a gold locket containing a spray of Aunt Imelda's un tameable mop of white hair, a folder of personal correspondence including Lord Brinkley's letter to me and his Christmas cards, and the sturdy cloth shoulder-bag that had carried home the ingredients for my coq au vin.

The mission song Le Carre, John, 1931- 2006

To these I added my father's life-stained missal, Brother Michael's hortatory letters from his deathbed, a gold locket containing a spray of Aunt Imelda's un tameable mop of white hair, a folder of personal correspondence including Lord Brinkley's letter to me and his Christmas cards, and the sturdy cloth shoulder-bag that had carried home the ingredients for my coq au vin.

the mission song Le Carre, John, 1931- 2006

Some present results; a tree, a quail, a rock, a hawk rousing one's mind from safety and tameable illness to beautiful comprehension in the form of a hunch as patience directs the finishing line is a trail of feathers to brush.

Archive 2006-05-01 2006