Sentence examples for the most wild from inspiring English sources

There is a sea of people, the most wild, beautiful people, dressed in the most wild, beautiful ways.

"It started the most wild goose chase I've ever been on," Ms. Radow said.

Or, as the current trend seems to indicate, survival of the most wild, scenic and natural.

It's tough to predict what will happen Tuesday in one of the most wild Senate races in modern history.

Her friend Posy Greany described Gilly as "the most careful and thorough doctor and the most wild and adventurous spirit".

"That," Ms. Iverson said, "is one of the most wild and off-the-wall allegations we've ever heard".

In Republic he managed to attach himself both to the most static conservatism and to the most wild-eyed utopianism.

"This truly is some of the most wild-eyed conspiracy theories I've heard in a long time," Mr. Drewniak said.

The Stones dished out enough of all that, the Sunday they opened their six-night stand at Madison Square Garden, to sate the most wild-eyed Futurist.

The Foreign Relations Committee has attracted some of the most wild-eyed members of the G.O.P.; during the immensely protracted, though ultimately successful, negotiations over the treaty with Russia on nuclear reductions last fall, Kerry needed even more forbearance than he had lavished on Karzai.

It's hard to see how even the most wild-eyed optimist could possibly believe that would happen.