Sentence examples for touch of wildness from inspiring English sources
He also had a touch of wildness.
A touch of wildness enlivened the dancing of Alexandra Ansanelli and Seth Orza.
Ms. Parnas played it with focused intensity, attention to Hindemith's constantly changing textures and an appealing touch of wildness when the music was at its most heated.
Mr. Barenboim and the orchestra tore into the exuberant opening of the Eighth Symphony, with full-bodied sound and a touch of wildness.
Pimen, here the powerful Russian bass Mikhail Petrenko in a deeply moving portrayal, explains the story of Boris's rise to Grigory, the Latvian tenor Aleksandrs Antonenko, who brings virile sound and a touch of wildness to the role.
"'Help!'" Today Herman and Barbero look like more tempered versions of their younger selves, though Bjelland retains a touch of wildness – there in the fuzzy edges of her hair and the wide stare of her pale blue eyes.
He is dashing, with a touch of raggedy wildness that suggests a young Terence Stamp or Rufus Sewell.
It short, the sort of place, tame but with a touch of unthreatening wildness, that any Baggins would be reluctant to leave.
"They love that feeling of wildness".
This type of garden is a bit "messy" and gives a feeling of wildness and abundance.
Mr. Martínez's fortune is in the light speed of his feet, but he has arresting touches of sudden wildness and sweep, when he suddenly eats up space.
