Tame

The movie was a bit tame for my liking, and I prefer more action.

The dancer's movements were too tame for the experimental choreographer.

She uses a wide-toothed comb and a tame to style her curly hair.

The novel's protagonist had a tame personality.

The product launch was a bit tame, with the marketing campaign lacking any creative messaging.

The rodeo rider was famous for his ability to tame even the most difficult of bulls.

The coach wanted to tame the aggressive nature of his players.

The artist worked to tame the chaos of his abstract paintings.

The parent is trying to tame the child's tantrum.

After the hurricane, the volunteers worked to tame the wild and frightened animals that had lost their homes.

The stylist used a special kind of tame to create her elaborate updo.

The dentist used anesthesia to tame the pain in the patient's tooth.

The party was tame, and the guests were left feeling disappointed by the lack of entertainment.

They want to tame the wild horses and make them rideable.

The settlers needed to tame the land before they could plant crops.

She always brings her own tame when she goes to the salon.

The museum displayed a tame exhibit on ancient pottery.

The society matron's tame dinner parties were the talk of the town.

The photography exhibition was considered tame by the critics, with the photos lacking any innovative composition.

The rock climber was unable to tame the treacherous mountain peak.

The new employee was a bit too tame for the fast-paced work environment.

He's trying to tame his urge to smoke by chewing gum.

The cooking show's recipes were considered tame, with the dishes lacking any creative or innovative flavors.

The dance routine was a bit tame and lacked the energy and excitement needed to impress the judges.

The gardener worked hard to tame the overgrown bushes and shrubs in the garden.

The scientist attempted to tame the virus by developing a vaccine.

They managed to tame the wild boar and raise it for meat.

He had to use a hammer to tame the nail sticking out of the wood.

The wine has a tame flavor, not too bold nor too fruity.

The journalist's report on the war was deemed too tame by her editor.

The music critic described the artist's new album as too tame and safe.

The police officer was able to tame the crowd using non-violent tactics.

He took some medication to help tame the pounding headache he had.

He's been trying to tame his fear of flying, but it's still difficult for him to board a plane.

The workout routine was too tame for her, and she needed something more challenging.

The indigenous people were able to tame the wild horses of the plains and use them for transportation.

The government is trying to tame inflation by controlling prices.

The chef is trying to tame the strong flavors in the dish by adding more cream.

She is trying to tame her curly hair with a straightener.

The seasoning was too tame, and the dish tasted bland.

The art exhibit was tame and lacked the boldness I was hoping for.

The tame seasoning on the roasted chicken allowed the natural flavors to shine through.

The film's ending felt a bit tame and lacked the emotional impact that was built up throughout the plot.

The music album was criticized for being too tame, with the songs lacking any experimental sounds.

The book was a bit tame, lacking the twists and turns of a good thriller.

The comedian's jokes were a bit tame, lacking the edge that made them famous.

The website design was considered tame, lacking any unique features or creative visuals.

The circus trainers worked hard to make the lions tame.

The child was happy to have a tame rabbit as a pet.

The CEO's presentation was criticized for being tame, lacking the boldness needed to inspire the team.