Sentence examples for feral looking from inspiring English sources

"His eyes would become like coals dark and glowing and feral looking.

Also, I don't know if I was just tripping really fucking hard from the pills that had just kicked in, but I swear I saw a tiny feral looking child bobbing around near the front of the speakers.

He learns to fear "that feral look of parental ambition".

Sugar was cute, but she had a mean, feral look in her eyes.

Tall and rail thin, with a slightly feral look in his eyes and a shock of matted, overgrown hair, he resembled a Bengali Jim Morrison.

Most people who know me will tell you that my current feral style — looking like some vintage N.F.L. middle linebacker — doesn't reflect my personality.

Every Friday and Saturday night, after the pubs closed, the town center was full of inebriated, feral youths looking to inflict harm on people they didn't know from Adam.

State-issued definitions may assume that they have the characteristics of wild boar, even though many feral pigs look more like their domesticated cousins.

History is up for grabs, and the government that quickly labelled the protests "feral" now looks to images of "student violence" to justify its stance.

United lost Roy Keane – looking feral in a wild beard – to two yellow cards.

The progressions can be jarring (a well-known David Bailey photograph of Mick Jagger looking feral and feminized in a furry hood, followed some pages later by his ex-wife, Bianca, shaving her armpit at Halston's town house), but they're not random; the evolution of Diana Ross from gawky girl-group leader to triumphant solo diva is rendered in two quick pages.