Sentence examples for wild faced from inspiring English sources

The older Abe gets the more loose and wild faced his novels seem to grow, and The Ark Sakura, published seven years after his previous, represents for me an odd gap in the more assured hand of his previous manifestations.

Ultimately, balancing the trade-off of performing antiparasite behaviours to reduce infection with missing an important feeding or nesting opportunity may be very different for animals in the wild facing complex and stochastic environments.

The data equivalent of the Wild Wild West faces an existential threat.

In recent years, those in zoos have brought attention to the threat bears in the wild face from hunters and changes in their environment.

In Will Tuckett's family show, the faeries are the puppets of Blind Summit Theatre, with delicate wild faces and slender or cuddly limbs.

During an 1842 visit to the drastically understaffed and overcrowded institution, a horrified Charles Dickens wrote, "Everything had a lounging, listless, madhouse air that was very painful... the vacant eye, the fierce wild face, the gloomy picking of the hands and lips and munching of the nails; there they were all, without disguise, in naked ugliness and horror".

That's why they have them wild faces on there".

It is important to note here that the challenge in the spatial domain is much more important in wild than in captive conditions, and individuals living in the wild face such challenges starting at a very early age.

Even if you just put on wild face paint or a bedsheets with holes, do SOMETHING to show you're trying.

BREWERS SCORE 10 IN THE FIRST A wild Jason Marquis faced seven Brewers to start the game, and all reached base: four singles, two hit batters, one walk.

The poem is a fierce defence of a wild imagination faced with the mundane, in this case represented by the porridge.