Sentence examples similar to a savage example of from inspiring English sources
Recent events are a savage illustration of that failure.
It's an isolated example, but raises bigger questions about how a certain trope of gay men have allowed a savage hierarchy of attraction to dominate over others.
Whereas Lévi-Strauss viewed the bricoleur as a good example of the so-called "savage mind," in contrast with the modern mind-set of the engineer, Jeffrey Stout has plausibly argued that every work of moral philosophy, great or modest, involves some degree of bricolage.
Not exactly a savage critique of the Web 2.0 baronry.
Tet sparked a savage renewal of U.S. bombing of North Vietnam.
Theroux drew a savage portrait of Naipaul as a depressive, a skinflint and a misogynist.
Eugenics relied on a colossal misunderstanding of science and a savage misreading of history.
When the market began its decline around 2006, the neighborhood suffered a savage wave of foreclosures.
In 2002, Israel faced a savage wave of suicide bombings.
Nevertheless, he remains a savage critic of the regulator.
He dismissed the story as nothing more than "a late Victorian invention, very sentimental, and an example of the noble savage mind-set".
