Sentence examples for wild self from inspiring English sources

It seems a pity that Love has now tamed her wild self and given us another glossy mannequin to adore.

These will find the "real source," the "deep Background," the "power of the self's be-ing," "the Wild Self," and spin into a "new time/space," a "new creation," and will glimpse a "Paradise that is beyond the boundaries of patriarchal paradise" (1978, 13, 24, 49, 283, 423).

This will remind you of the wild self you once were just by having it your living room.

Old timers will tell you that Burning Man hasn't been its wild self since the '90s, but to the newbie it remains a pretty astounding experience.

Yet we don't get the wild self-mockery of Guardians of the Galaxy.

CP+B's campaign has evolved along similar lines ever since, reaching, by mid-2014, a point of wild self-flagellation.

And then there's the camaraderie that develops from being out in the wild, self-sufficient, with just a few friends.

Indeed, he bears a striking resemblance to some of Courbet's wild self-portraits, although there's nothing remotely wild about this cool, cerebral film.

These are brightly conventional and pleasing on the outside, but on closer inspection reveal "female monsters with oozing eyes" or wild self-pleasuring women.

In "Baron Munchausen" (1988), an epic fantasy-adventure and cult hit directed by Terry Gilliam, he played the fabled spinner of wild, self-aggrandizing and highly dubious yarns.

In a final speech, we are seeing not just the Ram attempting a comeback, but Rourke talking about his own career and his struggle with his wild, self-destructive, self-despising character.