Sentence examples for essentially wild from inspiring English sources

The falls remained an essentially wild thing at Paterson's heart".

This had been Max Hastings's verdict in the Mail: "They are essentially wild beasts," he wrote.

In a fine cast, Quentin Mare is an essentially wild Eilert Lovborg, the quintessential spirit of adventure and home wrecker.

"While we are still essentially wild people," he said, "we both live within the madness of our imagination while still embracing the convention called law".

What we have now is that much of the south and the east of Afghanistan, including the areas that border Pakistan, is essentially wild territory, in the sense that there is no central control.

Before colonization, these areas are thought to have been essentially wild; however, they are much less archaeologically known than the lowlands.

They were able to synthesize RNA, while still retaining essentially wild-type (wt) DNA polymerase activity as judged by PCR.

The addition of a further stabilizing mutation (Pro134Ala) creates a Cys-free FGF-1 mutant with essentially wild-type biophysical properties.

While zygotic single mutants of spg and elmo appeared essentially wild-type, removal of both the zygotic contribution of both spg and elmo resulted in axonal patterning defects.

In addition, in the PP1γ-null and the PP1α null spleen, a tissue in which PP1γ1 is normally highly expressed, but PP1γ2 is not expressed, PPP1R11 and Sds22 levels are neither diminished nor enhanced, but instead remain essentially wild-type.

This essentially "wild-type" tumor burden in the knockout animals was accompanied by an approximately 40% decrease in tumor number; however, this effect did not reach statistical significance (Figure 3B).