Sentence examples similar to wild about something from inspiring English sources

Werth gave those fans remaining something to go wild about: he followed Ryan Howard's two-run single in the bottom of the ninth with a two-run homer that lifted the Philadelphia Phillies over the Washington Nationals, 7-6, for their seventh straight victory.

Think about something unique.

I'm not wild about the joypad (something about the positioning of the central buttons feels slightly off) but it works well enough.

There was something wild about the sound, like the cry of an animal.

And: "Most landscapes, no matter where you are, manage to keep something wild about them, but the land in southern Michigan along the Ohio border has always looked to me as if it had lost its self-respect some time ago.

He hopes the contemporary American university can preserve "something wild" about the clash of ideas.

Something wild about this work is you can actually do it right in the street ("street art").

It is instead a kind of fear gone wild, a generalized sense of dread about something out there that seems menacing — but that in truth is not menacing, and may not even be out there.

There remains something raw, wild about it.

There is something ineffably wild about them, even in spring when the birds are young.

But there's also something a bit wild about the photos, precisely because they were taken by birds.