Sentence examples for wild rather than from inspiring English sources
It's fantastic, wild rather than gamy.
I point out to him that some writers would see this as encouragement to go wild rather than reason to exercise caution: never mind rain, bring on the explosions and volcanoes.
Like gently trimmed hedgerows, which are more pleasing to the eye when left slightly wild, rather than manicured so severely they look maimed, eyebrows deserve a restrained but sure hand.
This piece of information comes courtesy of a study published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health — a "natural experiment," meaning that the authors analyzed data created by people in the wild, rather than by dividing them into research groups in the lab.
The new observation needs further work to be verified, she adds, such as diving expeditions to observe the behavior in the wild rather than relying on past photos.
Teaching isn't often seen in animals other than humans and it's even more difficult to demonstrate in animals living in the wild rather than in a laboratory setting.
It seemed more plausible that McCandless had indeed eaten the roots and seeds of the purportedly nontoxic wild potato rather than the wild sweet pea.
A phylogeny inferred from these whole genome SNPs resulted in a well-classified tree, confirming that the domesticated silkworm, Bombyx mori, most recently diverged from the Chinese wild silkworm, rather than from the Japanese wild silkworm.
Also, the high bootstrap values in topology provide compelling evidence that domesticated silkworm mtDNA was more recently bifurcated from the Chinese wild group, rather than from the Japanese wild group.
In the wild, walking through different-colored tall grass can trigger Double Battles against wild Pokémon rather than only Single Battles as usual.
However, field observations of the wild and cultivated parent suggest that the very thin culms, small crown diameter, and weak straw of the wild parent, rather than plant height, are the traits contributing most to its lodging susceptibility.
