Sentence examples for wild acts from inspiring English sources

But he could also wow her with wild acts of generosity that played right into her Daddy issues.

By Deirdre Foley Mendelssohn June 25 , 2010A book that looks like an old hand-printed announcement for a show; I get the sense that there are wild acts to be seen if only I'll step behind the curtain.

In response to a similar critique [50] of their paper, the authors of Ref. [49] suggested [83] that mate ornamentation may still be meaningful if viewed as a measure of mate choice (and not preference) because selection in the wild acts on actual mate choice and not on intrinsic mate preferences.

It is a tyrannical, wild act.

The Taliban called the American action a "wild act" of disrespect to the Muslim Afghans.

"The enemies of Afghanistan are so cruel and spiritless that they even attack patients and doctors of the hospital, which is against Islamic laws and principles," President Hamid Karzai said in a statement, calling the attack a "wild act" against human and religious values.

Until the late 20th century there was a marked difference between European and American styles of presenting wild animal acts.

The European style of presenting wild cat acts was developed by the Hagenbecks in Germany near the end of the 19th century and was soon followed by most trainers in Europe.

You could see a wild dance act or an amazing number from a satirical band but because we're theatre-makers, it was always rooted in theatre.

But while you see this as a deft (and ultimately successful) balancing act by Chinese policymakers, I see it more as a wild juggling act, an increasingly desperate effort to keep way too many balls in the air at once.

His act was billed as the "sensation of the century, greatest and most daring wild animal act ever presented".