Sentence examples for so wild about from inspiring English sources

That's what so wild about it.

Men are not so wild about lotion, Vaseline found.

"I like seeing English people do Shakespeare, but I'm not so wild about Americans doing Shakespeare.

He said, "I used to get so wild about how unfair things are, how cruel and bigoted people can be.

The team is a mix of Potter fanatics and serious athletes who are not so wild about Harry, said Mr. Hall, a senior.

While I love the extra hour of light at the end of the day, I'm not so wild about the extra hour of darkness in the morning or waking up an hour earlier than I need to.

So wild statements about how Ocasio-Cortez means to "take away 70percentt of your income" are just lies intended to rile people up; rest assured, the rich would manage to survive (for better or worse).

But it's supermarkets, vast, glittery, stocked to the gills, that Muscovites are wild about, so farmers' markets have not yet been gentrified.

On January 24 , 1909 Alexandra scolded the active teenager, who once signed another of her letters with the nickname "Unmounted Cossack", again: "You are growing very big — don't be so wild and kick about and show your legs, it is not pretty.

:( What was it about her that drove you so wild?

Wild claims were made about him then; perhaps, looking back, they weren't so wild.