Sentence examples for simply wild from inspiring English sources

But overall, Mr. Simonton was simply wild about the change.

To Giambi, the worst pitchers on a staff are now simply wild; their stuff can still be overpowering.

As silent film went the way of the gramophone, and construction on the George Washington Bridge began, in the nineteen-twenties, Fort Lee's Wild West days gave way to simply wild ones.

(From a "March of Time" radio broadcast featuring "nut-brown little Mahatma Gandhi" in an imaginary encounter with swooning American women: "Oh Mahatma, when are you coming to America? They'll go wild about you there... simply wild").

He also won in front of a capacity crowd that booed shots that clipped the net but went Djokovic's way and before an audience that went simply wild when Nadal won the most stunning point of the match, with a lob through his legs after racing back to retrieve Djokovic's own lob.

They are simply wild horses.

The Science article argued that talk of vulnerability was simply wild-eyed conjecture by people who never liked nuclear power anyway.

These conditions typically involve the absence of really compelling evidence; thus, as James reminds his reader, pragmatic belief is not simply wild-eyed believing "what you know ain't true" (1896, 29).

In Abe's younger days he was simply a wild harum-scarum boy, and jumping and wrestling were his only accomplishments.

Anne is a strict disciplinarian, she said, particularly with Michael, who she worries would otherwise simply run wild.

www.knittingfactory.com MET CHAMBER ENSEMBLE -- Given his head in a Carnegie Perspectives series, James Levine, with his various Met forces, has simply gone wild on occasion.