Sinónimos & Información sobre | Palabra Inglés NON-THREATENING

Ejemplos de uso de NON-THREATENING en una oración

• Initially deemed non-threatening, his condition rapidly deteriorated; within ten days he was experiencing delusions and excruciating pain.
• Furthermore, it sought to rebut the "China threat theory" and reestablish the view of China as a non-threatening world power, as historically Chinese empires were regarded as less aggressive.
• Her non-threatening and common-sense manner appealed to Dubrow, who believed she would gain more confidence as she got some TV experience.
• To match the aesthetic and narrative tone, Iwasaki made most of the sounds non-threatening and cartoonish, making an exception for the Doll Master.
• " Andy Hinds of AllMusic highlighted the first three tracks as standouts but found the album overall to be devoid of originality in its borrowing of grunge music, saying it "provides a non-threatening option for those who seek the stylistic affectations of grunge rock, but wish to avoid all of the substance or excitement of its first generation.
• Supervised exposure in puppyhood to a variety of unfamiliar but non-threatening dogs will help dampen a tendency to aggression toward other dogs.
• Meyjes thus proposes universalization as a process of (largely) unfettered yet non-threatening exchange (such as with the aid of an International Auxiliary Language) between and among the world's state-level and sub-state-level groups and "nations" – i.
• Recognized as one of the first Indo-Chinese restaurants in the country, the still-standing corner eatery of Eau Chew gained its popularity by using the fashionable pull of exotic Chinese foods combined with non-threatening familiar flavours of chili, curry, and corn starch, to attract and keep-on customers.
• the Morelet's crocodile (typically considered a relatively non-threatening species, but there have been several fatal attacks), Orinoco crocodile (fatalities recorded in the 1930s and earlier when the species was more common, but today it is very rare), Cuban crocodile (generally considered aggressive, but only one confirmed fatality), black caiman (fatal attacks confirmed in Brazil, but possibly underreported because of its remote range), false gharial (only a few confirmed fatalities, all involving very large false gharials) and gharial (a single known fatality, without consumption).
• Comedic characters with broad appeal are typically low-status, non-threatening, and likeable despite their misbehaviour.
• Because of Charlie Chan's emasculated, unassertive, and apologetic physical appearance and demeanor he is considered a non-threatening East Asian man to mainstream audiences despite his considerable intellect and ability.
• A threadbare and uninteresting plot holds together 100-some minutes' worth of weird but mostly non-threatening spooks.
• This vocalization is distinct from friendly and non-threatening vocalizations produced by other felids, and thus has been described as a behavioural apomorphy.
• A crew of little aliens emerges, consisting of Skip, a nasty and tough commander, Tazer, an ugly muscle-bound soldier armed to the teeth, Razor, a lethal, violent female soldier, and Sparks, a four-armed engineer and the only non-threatening member.
• Fonder also displayed a Taser gun in a non-threatening manner to Triol during one of their interviews.
• " and The New Yorker "found Madison to be a charming and non-threatening psychopomp into the realm of what I imagined to be the half-dead, the eaters of what she frequently calls “plant food,” which, to me, sounded like “fish food.
• Taken together, these factors present male homoeroticism as non-threatening and even fun, while remaining sufficiently subtextual that no homophobic disavowals are necessary.

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