Sentence examples for something feral from inspiring English sources

There's something feral and untutored about his schoolyard ways.

There was something feral about them, anyone could see.

Sections of the compositions feel improvised, unmoored, and chaotic; something feral is happening over something staid.

An unflinching spectator of his own pain, Shechter uses dance to twist it into something feral and even beautiful.

Beneath the carapace of his practiced charm, there is something feral and furious, which makes him both dangerous and compelling onstage.

There's something feral and animalistic about her.' " Instead of flying around on wires the whole time, the actress playing the Angel is manipulated by six puppeteers in black.

It's something animalistic, feral in some way".

There is something wonderfully feral about Alex Ferns's performance, suggesting that Lee has been pulled through a cactus backwards and that the cactus won.

There's something primal, feral, even, that takes over a mass of unsupervised and heaving humanity in a field – an antidote to our normal lives now surreptitiously tracked by CCTV, GPS and loyalty cards in our every waking movement.

In addition to her talent, she has a quality that is almost feral, something that can make people uneasy.

And then the bill comes and it feels as though the sylvan loveliness has cracked to let something altogether more feral seep out from underneath.