Sentence examples for deep wild from inspiring English sources
To the north lies the wall of the Greater Caucasus range, consisting of a series of parallel and transverse mountain belts rising eastward and often separated by deep, wild gorges.
In Europe of 500 years ago the original deciduous forests had disappeared, although they are remembered in nursery tales and other folklore as the deep, wild woods in which children and princesses became lost and in which dwarfs and wild animals lived.
As the most profitable reserves dwindle, drillers are opening up smaller fields in more difficult locations, such as the deep, wild waters found west of the Shetland Islands.Yet roughnecks say the British government's policies have made an ever-trickier job harder.
I believe that deep wild experiences can cause metanoia (help us change our minds, spiritually transform, or self-heal) as they did with Ted Turner, turning the simple question of "how to turn my passion into work that makes me rich and happy" to "how can I use my passion to benefit life on earth?" It's looking out of a window instead of into a mirror.
And it's why time in Alaska's deepest wild felt like such a gift.
Sometimes it's calm and gentle and at other times it builds into something stronger, deeper, wild, changing, unpredictable and piercing.
The vineyards around the hill town of Scansano in Maremma in southern Tuscany produce a richer, deeper, wilder take on the sangiovese grape variety best known for chianti, with, in this case, lipsmackingly dark plum and cherry.
It isn't that reality isn't enough; it's that we know reality to be bigger, deeper, wilder, and stranger than the life at hand, and we want more of it even by way of shortcuts that cheapen it.
This is Ennerdale, a long, deep and wild valley that cuts into the western edge of the Lake District national park.
Even with the soft hum of the A21 occasionally drifting through the trees, it's easy to forget we're not deep in wild forest.
