Sentence examples for wild sense from inspiring English sources

Delaunay's wild sense of colour also informed the uninhibited tastes of the 1970s.

Rumbustious, boisterous, slightly salacious and with a wild sense of humour.

We shared a wild sense of humour, too, and there was a lot of hysterical laughter between us.

While staying up late reading "Intimacy Idiot" this summer, laughing my head off, I remembered the wild sense of freedom and joy that I felt when I first discovered Sedaris — pre- Barrel Fever," pre- Barrel Fever.

The Chapmans use the word "evil" to describe the atmosphere that pervaded their recent ethnographic show; there is a wild sense of evil in what they've done to Goya.

Jimmy Ray, 22, said he thought it was probably good for Chicago to endure some bad news about political corruption, especially given the wild sense of euphoria here about Mr. Obama's election.

Albert Taylor, a former United States Border Patrol agent who came to be regarded as a legend in the art of tracking in the wild — sensing in shifting sand or broken twigs the sparest of signals that someone had passed that way — died on Sept. 9 in Alpine, Calif.

A capitalist might retort that the movie itself could use more pep and a wilder sense of humor.

Ms. Olinghouse is in great territory, but perhaps needs to find her way to a truer, wilder sense of strangeness.

So your songs may also be about journeys through the wild, a sense of isolation, adventure or survival.

When I was coming up in Los Angeles I didn't have a lot of money, or a wild fashion sense, but I still tried to keep up, to fit in with the homies.