Sentence examples for a wild enough from inspiring English sources

Here he loses his flock of sheep and his hopes of prosperity – and it certainly feels like a wild enough place for calamity.

But that doesn't happen until very late in this crazily beguiling story; and even when it does, the author is a wild enough stylist to get away with a great deal.

For the F.E.C. to edit advertising scripts is a wild enough idea, but in reality the commission would probably take months to decide and then split 3 to 3 on partisan lines, providing no answers at all.

It was tragedy on the model of a highly touristed game reserve just wild enough, a paradigm of productive inter-species coöperation against the backdrop of an American's embarrassing, animal need for masculine display.

H. Ross Perot, the Texan who founded EDS and Perot Systems, brought the pie charts to Larry King and created a political party wild enough for Jesse Ventura.

It was tragedy on the model of a highly touristed game reserve — just wild enough, a paradigm of productive inter-species coöperation against the backdrop of an American's embarrassing, animal need for masculine display.

When ESPN decided to stage the 2001 X Games, it needed a city that could serve as a showcase for the telecast as well as a patch of countryside wild enough to challenge the nation's best downhill obstacle bikers.

With a chorus of howls and yips wild enough to fill a vast night sky, the coyote has ignited the imagination of one culture after another.

Off to the side of the grills stood a man who looked wild enough to draw the attention of the Secret Service.

(Mr. Mary Kay, perhaps?) Mr. Rohovsky did allow that one "fresh green" LFA — a petri-dish shade wild enough for any Lamborghini fan — is headed to — where else? — Miami.

Let it be noted that the much beloved library branch on the Avenue of the Americas at West 10th Street — built in the 1870s as a municipal courthouse — is wild enough without spiders and tentacles.