Sentence examples for feel wild from inspiring English sources
The aesthetic is "matched with the cat to feel wild," Mr. Francisco explained.
At a time when our ideological divides feel wild and extreme, civility has become our polite-sounding call to fall back in line.
Carole Adkins said she was "totally against" the temporary stoppage of medication, worried that her son may again begin to feel wild mood swings.
The segment was neither pure comedy nor pure journalism, but, miraculously, it made a wonky policy story feel wild — and it got laughs, too.
They rock his car, then shatter the windshield — and these scenes, filmed in the locations where the events the show is based on occurred, feel wild and kinetic, placing us right in the action.
He likes to move fast and touch rock and feel wild, he told me; he feels most at ease and performs best when wrapped by the silence and beauty of the mountains.
If I wear my hair down it changes my performance – I feel wilder.
It feels wild, and that wildness makes LA life feel fair, free in the knowledge that Hollywood doesn't really control your fate - the fire and earthquakes and creatures do.
I felt wild and wanted to shock.
The episodes that followed felt wild and unpredictable.
The location feels wild and unspoiled with clear ocean, rolling grassy hills and craggy cliffs.
