Sentence examples for rampant life from inspiring English sources

After a low-key opening, threatening to be Chicago without the chic, Maggie Norris's production bursts into full, rampant life.

I worry that throwing away what we have for the sake of a rampant sex life is stupid.

A rampant sex life may be ambitious, but a degree of physical compatibility is imperative at the start of any union.

Instead, it should be directed at the environment which tells women they have to be glamazon sex kittens, then shames them for taking pride in their appearance and enjoying a rampant sex life.

Overuse of antibiotics means that we appear to be heading for a future where conditions we currently think of as "cured" become rampant and life-threatening once more.

Yahoo also was slow to tap into another powerful force in Chinese life: rampant piracy.

Gang violence and unemployment are rampant, and the life expectancy for men is just forty-eight years of age.

The service reminded me of the movement's philosophical origins, in the forties and fifties, in a Catholic sense of alarm at the relativism that was rampant in American life, and an insistence on human frailty.

One of the premises is that many of the things we accept as "modern life" – rampant free markets, unregulated employers, hyper-surveillance of the public sector, a very powerful landlord class – are actually very old-fashioned.

But then again, awake in the small hours, wrestling with all the grief, madness and uncertainty that this rampant and unknowable life can sometimes throw at us, I think I do.

And bots are, as Bloomberg noted, "a rampant part of life on Twitter".