Sentence examples for a somewhat wild from inspiring English sources

The neglect of his person which he exhibits gives him a somewhat wild appearance.

"The show is a somewhat wild ride down one of the three longest and greatest rivers of world painting (the other two being Chinese and European).

And when he landscaped the "exceedingly overgrown" two-acre grounds, Mr. Sonnier, who grew up near his grandmother's sugar cane and cotton farm in Louisiana, opted for a somewhat wild, even baroque, aesthetic.

They went ahead with three more in a somewhat wild fourth.

His schoolmates renamed him Nelson), growing up in the bush, with the young man Mandela slowly being encapsulated into the political scene while leading a somewhat wild life of bachelorhood with several women, one of whom he marries.

A visit to his personal Web site betrays a somewhat wilder side.

Though classic in form, it appeared in a somewhat wilder Harper's, where a new editor, Willie Morris, was attracting writers who took on the Establishment in style as well as substance.

Effort was made to add a somewhat "wilder" dimension in the case of driverless cars we added the banning of human driven cars (see the full description of Wild Card No.8).

"What one does find is a picture of power, somewhat wild perhaps, but robust, and a life liable to mishaps but full of striving and animation".The second shaping realisation is America's penchant for trusting political appointees to do jobs that other countries leave to civil servants.

It is what you see when you are skating, and one of a few places where the restrained architects have let their decorative imagination run (somewhat) wild.

It was evidence that while much of waterfront has been reclaimed and turned into parkland in the southern half of Manhattan, the shoreline around Upper Manhattan remains somewhat wild and unseen.