In humans, destruction of the amygdala leads to a state of docility and hypersexuality called the Kluver-Bucy syndrome.
32.
As soon as the contract is signed, Norina abandons her pretence of docility, and refuses Pasquale's embrace.
33.
It is striking that for all their reputation for docility, students in Japan seem as rebellious in spirit as American youths.
34.
One misses her leggy and aggressive impudence, which has been replaced by the docility of a group of fine ballet dancers.
35.
The Protestants, however, failed to avail themselves of their opportunities, largely through the extreme docility and pliability of Philip.
36.
Sources do not agree as to their character; some refer to their docility, while others speak of their disagreeable nature.
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In it, he will urge youngsters to " take unscheduled holidays " and will beg teachers to stop rewarding docility.
38.
"There was no appeal for intelligence and curiosity, just for memory and docility, " he said in one publicity interview.
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Polley dominates the film, lyrically blending Maren's outward docility with a muted sense of madness and misery beneath the surface.
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The candidates seem well aware that Beijing, which will actually choose the chief executive, considers docility an important qualification for the job.
