They are full of children, women and animals, all looking as feral as each other.
The reaction, though not as feral as the current exchanges between Conservative Members of Parliament over last week's budget, pulled no punches.
The camera just adores him -- trim and young, as athletic as an Olympic swimmer, as feral as a Tomba or a Hamm.
In his encore, Willie Dixon's "I'm Your Hoochie Coochie Man," Mr. Generet abandoned suavity to unleash a raw blues growl as feral as that of Muddy Waters, who popularized this swaggering virile boast.
A northern character is depicted as feral.
In 2012's Rust And Bone he was just as feral, playing an impulsive, promiscuous kickboxer.
Those from a working-class or poor urban background will be denounced as feral, spoiled, bereft of morals.
I imagined us as feral creatures let loose in the forest -- albeit a forest of silver Mylar pillows -- untamed, ferocious.
Children may be nastier as well: bullying is "epidemic" in schools, according to one recent survey, and adults routinely describe young people as "feral" and "vermin", says another.
It felt absurd spending five hours a day watching experimental theatre and comedy as feral packs rampaged down my Brixton street – but that's my job.
"Species such as feral pigeons are intelligent and resourceful creatures, meaning they are well-equipped to live and breed in seemingly inhospitable urban environments.
