Sentence examples for wild than from inspiring English sources

Some creatures are more wild than others.

Some kids today are a little more wild than we were in our time".

The show is more structured but no less wild than her concert gigs.

"It's gotten a lot less wild than it used to be," another leaper commented nostalgically.

(It still seemed considerably less wild than this party happening elsewhere in the country).

Of all the domesticated animals, none become feral more readily, or survive better in the wild, than the hog.

The best hope for parrots is to become more valuable in the wild than in a plastic tube.

Although the author of Bright Lights, Big City is, at 57, inevitably less wild than he used to be, he still has a reputation as a committed hedonist.

Back in season two, the arrival of Maryann Forrester, a maenad priestess from the cult of Dionysus, saw Bon Temps' residents getting even more wild than usual.

Generally speaking, today's Met seems a little less wild than his predecessors of the late eighties, favoring Chicago, for instance, over Miami by a small margin.

"They're a little bit easier to capture in the wild than if you stage a mom and a baby in front of a camera," she added.