Sentence examples for a bit more wild from inspiring English sources

But all of this just makes the wilderness feel a bit more wild.

I can remember EmuParadise being one of the most reliable sites to get ROMs from back in the day; and in the early 2000s, when emulators were essentially the only way to play many old games — and the web was a bit more wild — it was also one of the few that didn't attempt to load some kind of virus onto your computer at the same time.

On the other hand, if you live in a quiet town or your city has a designated are for walking, you can let your kids be a bit more wild.

But there are still places in Victoria that are a bit more on the wild side, away from houses, set deep in bush where the deer population has been left to its own devices.

If only Cowell had some of Napier-Bell's absurdist and less dogmatic energy, a bit more of his wild taste for menace, and a little of his love for the sort of gossip and scandal that leans toward the disconcerting and disorientating.

It is a bit more like the Wild West than the West you know, but the opportunities are in line with the analogy.

A new paper challenges the popular conception that this pigeon, which went extinct more than 300 years ago, was comically plump, instead arguing that it weighed just a bit more than a wild turkey.

He then explained that he was after something a bit more satisfying, some "pingo" (wild boar), perhaps, or "hei," a coveted forest rodent called paca in English.

Perhaps if Billy had known at the time that Mr. Harding was the father of the vision his eyes were fixed upon for most the ride he would have conversationally inclined himself a bit more, or even ran wild with Mr. Harding's favoritism of him.

CRISPR, explained in a bit more depth here, makes all sorts of wild things possible and people are rightfully excited about it.

But, the SE average of this mutant is a damped oscillatory pattern, with a bit more dynamic variation than that of the wild type.