He would exist only as long as the dancers didn't blink, and so far, wild-eyed and dishevelled, they seemed not to.
But on the inside — and inside the passenger's heads — the action was far wilder.
Three decades on, she looks far wilder and more dangerous than some mocked-up "Jaws in space".
We model the economy as if it obeyed [the Greek notion] of 'harmony of the spheres.'" But the world is far wilder than that, he said.
Dorothy's fascination with nature is also presented through a Romantic lens, which makes it far wilder and more bohemian than it might appear to a modern eye.
Here, in the Okavango Delta in Botswana, just north of South Africa, carnivores battle one another in a drama far wilder and bloodier than any that Marlin Perkins delivered on television on "Wild Kingdom".
One of the best things about live-aboard diving is getting away from it all, visiting a realm that is far wilder and purer than anything most people will ever see from a land-based dive.
Indeed, over a spring long weekend, on which I'd exchanged disappointing British weather for the subtropics in less than four hours, I found an island far wilder and more adventurous that its reputation suggests.
Housing benefit processing was an absolute shambles when town halls were given the "freedom" to implement it in different ways, but today's council tax move appears to be a far wilder proposal than that.
But in the eighty-nine yearsincece the British biologist Julian Huxley, the founder of the World Wildlife Federation and brother of Aldous, coined the word "transhumanism," the movement has reached far wilder heights of prognostication.
