biddable in a sentence

1. a biddable, sweet-natured child

2. The best family dogs are those which have a friendly temperament and a biddable nature.

3. So that was my next adventure: a company called YouConnex, in the biddable media space.

4. Halter: Biddable media is any form of media that you're bidding on in order to secure the media.

5. Apparently, they preferred to be friends with their own kind, the Wind Elementium, who were rather simple and biddable.

6. At some point, a mutant wolf appeared, by chance, which was not just marginally tamer but far more biddable than any other creature.

7. They are among the most popular dogs not only in the UK, but elsewhere in the world too thanks to their kind and biddable temperaments

8. What they need is a government sufficiently biddable to allow them to impose their cultural tyranny — and to succeed, they don’t need majority support.

9. There are some gun dog characteristics that can cause problems in training, and we will look at those later, but on the whole this is a biddable, and easy going group of dogs.

10. Over many generations this ‘biddable’ quality has been bred into our working labs alongside their retrieving and hunting prowess, to give a dog with a rather different temperament from our show stock.

11. Labradoodles should not be described as "designer dogs" because they have been around for a long time and therefore they have become well-established in the world of working dogs having been bred to have a biddable nature.

12. Children vary, but from about five to seven or eight years old the child becomes more biddable and able to recognise the existence of restrictions and, more subtly, to identify the nature of conditionality and scope for negotiation.

13. Imported to England, the Lab’s role changed to that of shooting companion, where his skill at finding game, his ability to carry objects in his mouth without harming them, and his intelligence and biddable temperament would make him the world’s finest retriever.