Like "Traces," "Where in the Wild?" urges the reader to observe the world more closely.
Civilization had its origins in man's need to sublimate his wilder urges and rages into a productive form.
The joy of dressing up and the wild, sensual urge for jewelry suggest rather large appetites and a generous spirit.
In a series of smaller works, on the other hand, Ms. Gilje has demure women lifted from Renaissance paintings shamelessly displaying their breasts, suggesting the possibility of wilder female urges percolating below the service of high-culture decorum.
He swam under orders: "I felt brambles, trees, and wild animals all urging me on.
In China, the basketball star Yao Ming has joined with the group Wild Aid in urging diners and restaurants to abstain from eating or offering it.
Looking east across the watery expanse from Montauk Point, he felt "the wild unrest... that inbound urge and urge of waves, / Seeking the shores forever".
When he opens up enough to describe his wanderlust and cite a primal urge for wild creatures to spread their DNA (the Vikings are mentioned), Turner isn't surprised.
My lawyer agreed with Wild's assessment and urged me to follow his advice: to smile, sign the contract despite the rent increase, move in, and then sue in court.
Lighthouses remind people that as mariners battled what Walt Whitman called "the wild unrest, the snowy, curling caps that inbound urge and urge of waves, Seeking the shores forever," someone was watching over them, and wishing them safely home.
