Sentence examples for wild experiment from inspiring English sources

It was a wild experiment that didn't entirely pay off, despite some glorious moments.

Polke collapsed distinctions between photography and painting, wild experiment and mucking about.

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Landscape legacy grounds the Anthropocene in everyday environments, capturing the need to progress environmental management as a wild experiment in rural-amenity landscapes, focusing on ecological form, function, relationship and process.

She saw in him a threat to every forward step that women have taken in Mexico, a threat so large and dangerous that, unlike all the other left-wingers with whom I spoke, she said that six more years of a lamentable PRI dictatorship would suit her better than a wild experiment with Vicente Fox as president.

"I don't want the school's land given to an independent organisation, which could then sell it – or large parts of it – as part of a wild experiment [in academies governance] by this government," says Benedict Southworth, a former governor at Oxted.

Painter Sigmar Polke died at 69, all his wild experiments over.

Even before the dot-com bust of 2000, Mr. Harris's increasingly wild experiments began to get out of hand.

There are post-impressionist onion domes, futurist samovars and wild experiments with space and viewpoint in film and photography.

When, back in the mid-eighties, Peter Sellars was hired to direct theatre at the Kennedy Center, all manner of wild experiments unfolded, and attendance plummeted.

But Apple's message was clear – its gift to the world isn't going to be a stream of wild experiments.