Sentence examples for as untamed from inspiring English sources

But Jasper is as untamed as he's ever been.

With the arrival of the third millennium, in spite of unprecedented progress in molecular medicine, cancer remains as untamed as ever.

Briton Hadden was as iconoclastic as Luce was earnest, as untamed as Luce was disciplined, as charismatic as Luce was socially inept.

But Lu Xun, widely regarded as the greatest Chinese writer of this century, is as untamed as ever, and his essays continue to be circulated openly.

Smoothness and hardness share space, as untamed emissions scamper chaotically across more linear constructions.

If there were ever an indicator that Berlin has outgrown its image as untamed bohemian playground, this might be it.

The dichotomy between civilization and barbarism is the book's central idea; Facundo Quiroga is portrayed as wild, untamed, and standing opposed to true progress through his rejection of European cultural ideals found at that time in the metropolitan society of Buenos Aires.

Neighbouring Poland views Lithuania the way the English view Scotland, as wild and untamed, with "more primeval forests and a valiant but not-too-civilized people".

The steep, hilly countryside along the Arroyo Seco canyon was once as wild and untamed as the body of water that forms its spine.

While there is little chance that Cradle of Filth will ever seem as subversive and untamed as they did during their first flush of infamy two decades ago, Suffolk's leading purveyors of wildly theatrical extreme metal are still on excellent form.

This heart beats deep within Great Bear Lake, a place as magnificent and untamed as its name suggests.