Untamed used in a sentence

Untamed in a sentence as an adjective

Just curious - I'm using play, don't know the gotcha's... I just let it run free like an untamed beast.

Don't mess with the T-Rex spawned from the untamed imagination of a four year old.

Now the untamed beast, which is the Japanese media, bit them back and they're still in rampage.

It's just that Apple's platform is, as far as hackers go, quite "done" and there's not much untamed land to occupy.

My point is that humanity should not worship untamed wilderness.

I'm thoroughly confused, these days, because it's untamed territory to combine the two in ways that give both an even shake.

Or is there an actual plan behind being savages and basically making the entire world think they're just untamed animals?

That's like saying you don't believe in memory allocation and pointers because they're "untamed" and "mischievous".

He only had that problem because he inherited some rich and comparatively untamed people from the previous administration.

Yes, but dogs are domesticated animals we enjoy keeping as pets, not untamed wild animals we're discussing releasing into natural environments.

I could understand it if this was the edge of the untamed wilds and we couldn't really do anything about the wolf pack in the area, but... we built these cities.> The Chinese are strangely cavalier about cars in general.

It was a walled garden, but beyond the wall, the typical user just saw a massive, untamed jungle full of complex systems, wonky communities, and seemingly insurmountable technical difficulties.

That use should be lawful, but it's certainly no noble mission.> Or is there an actual plan behind being savages and basically making the entire world think they're just untamed animals?Every law is backed up by fear of violence.

For then it was the human side of him that lay in wait, observing the wolf, calling him a brute and a beast, spoiling and souring all the pleasure he was taking in the straightforward life of a healthy untamed wolf...His position was a lonely one; it was uncanny the way the world left him to his own devices.