Sentence examples for said wildly from inspiring English sources

"Milk, then!" G. said wildly.

The PAC chair, Meg Hillier, described the wider Southern franchise as "a multifaceted shambles causing untold misery for passengers", while she said "wildly inaccurate passenger growth forecasts" had brought down East Coast.

Hernandez, he said, wildly stripped off his shirt and took something shiny from his pocket — Hayes said he was afraid it was a knife.

What about old people who are just (just?) stubborn or cheap or unable to cope with some unpleasant reality or, as Roberta says, wildly wrong?

One female director with decades of experience said Hollywood worked by its own rules, which can be alluring but also allowed executives to say wildly inappropriate things.

The movement was triggered by a disputed parliamentary election result that protesters say wildly overstated the popularity of Putin's United Russia party.

Having been convinced, however, he "really got the bit between this teeth", trained with the SAS and planned a journey that was, the poet says, "wildly illegal, physically impossible and incredibly expensive".

That is to say, wildly over-hyped and merely average.

The small business center is certainly comprehensive (some would say wildly unfocused).

"When people view VR, it's an over-sensory experience like 'What the fuck?!' " will.i.am says, wildly spinning his head around as you can see in the GIF below.

"I don't go around using the truth as gasoline, saying wildly inflammatory things to people I don't know very well.