Sentence examples for a wild element from inspiring English sources

To this landscape of castles, villages and mountains, Cashore adds a wild element: from time to time, people are born with a "Grace," a superhuman skill that can take any form, from sword fighting to weather foretelling to bread baking.

You've got to have a flaw, that wild element.

By its weight, tannins, aromas and flavors, the wine reminded me of nebbiolo, except for that wild element, which is very much mourvèdre's own.

Don't go there expecting Niagara; rather, you'll find a quaint urban park with both landscaped and wild elements, a surprisingly good seafood restaurant (Sea Salt Eatery) and, of course, the 53-foot falls that inspired Henry Wadsworth Longfellow to write "The Song of Hiawatha".

But there is always a wild-card element with so many moving parts.

A lot of people nudged one another and said, "Oh Billy was really the one who was the cause of Andy getting shot" because I introduced all those wild elements into the Factory.

These results can be explained by the fact that greater pathogen dispersal distances increase the rate of propagule exchange between cropping and wild elements of agricultural systems.

Hence, it would be interesting to extend the present approach to consider more diverse situations for the wild elements (e.g. two wild hosts with some heterogeneity among host patches).

Seasonality can also differ between the agricultural and wild elements of these landscapes, with grasses and herbs in hedgerows providing year-long green bridges when annual crop cycles finish and fields are fallowed.

The wedding is a perfectly ordinary episode that is, therefore, a volatile blend of farcical and tragic elements, a wild party in which the latent tensions within the families and the subterranean contradictions of their society rise to the surface without being quite acknowledged.

The Atom Alias feature offers the possibility to define a wild card for preconfigured elements.