unaggressive

Taking a chance, she kept coming closer, but slowly, doing her best to appear unaggressive.

Despite its bill and large size, it is relatively unaggressive at a kill.

But in his humble, unaggressive way the black man was adamant.

If she were representative of her race, how could such an unaggressive species survive for long?

I needed to know more, as unaggressive as every animal here seemed.

There have been numerous descriptions of their generally unaggressive nature.

These were older centaurs, unaggressive, interested in the news of the day.

But this one, though suitably hideous, was clean and unaggressive.

His work has been described as unaggressive, innocent, with a sense of sweetness and luxury.

They are an unaggressive species and sometimes observed to form little groups to gang up on bigger prey.

She remained gentle and unaggressive her whole life.

"We were just so unaggressive in the three or four areas of our game that are paramount for us to be good in.

Pernod has long been an unaggressive company that was content to make occasional small acquisitions.

Law enforcement officials deemed unaggressive have been dismissed.

This is a very unaggressive, traditional society.

The main dining room, two flights below street level, is done in unaggressive creams and pastels.

But now that we know how unaggressive it is, maybe we ought to do just that.

Her attitude toward other individuals and society was unaggressive, but always allowed them to keep their dignity as individuals.

Sedgwick's reputation was that of a solid, dependable, but relatively unaggressive general.

The spiders themselves are very shy and unaggressive.

His experience and combativeness helped the small and unaggressive Flyers team.

Police officials said they had not expected so many protesters, nor so much passion from people perceived as unaggressive.

The historical evidence is shaky, but it seems the Aq, though unaggressive, simply do not take orders from anybody.

They have in common the unaggressive flavors that endear them to people put off by more assertive tastes.

There's something soothing, even soporific, about such unaggressive predictability.