Sentence examples for a savage one from inspiring English sources

A short play, but a savage one.

But much like the Hollywood movie publicist who cobbles together a glowing review from a savage one by carefully selecting from the latter a few choice words and then tossing the rest, the Christian right is ignoring the entire point of the Bible.

Opponents will alternate rounds between chess and boxing, between a cerebral pursuit and a savage one.

But it also gave Mr Healey the opportunity to hammer home the theme which Ministers have been repeating over and over again at this year's Conference-that the only alternative to the Government's current policies was the much more savage one of a Tory government under Mrs Thatcher and her fellow monetorists on the Conservative front bench.

(The Trump campaign has several power centers, and his advisers are quick to savage one another, though not always on the record).

In the era of the flame wars, the Web brought poets of every region and aesthetic stripe together to semi-anonymously savage one another; anyone who'd published a book or two self-Googled constantly, in the hope that someone, somewhere, was saying shit about them.

Without further adieu, here is a ranking of his most savage one-liners.

Neither the Democrats' modest cuts, nor the Republicans' savage ones, won the support of a majority in recent votes, let alone the 60% threshold of support needed to pass most legislation.

But there were also some savage ones.

It happened yesterday to Clegg after he used a Guardian interview on Saturday to promise that a Clegg-led government (that is the theoretical position) might impose not just any old spending cuts, but "savage" ones.

In the modern vernacular, to say someone is "in denial" is to deliver a savage combination punch: one shot to the belly for the cheating or drinking or bad behavior, and another slap to the head for the cowardly self-deception of pretending it's not a problem.