Sentence examples for a wild savage from inspiring English sources

For a wild savage, she was certainly intelligent, Wolfred thought.

But she said she took the role to be able to work with Winding Refn and play a "wild, savage person".

As Dr. Frankenstein is constructing her upon his table, he becomes a wild savage and rips the body apart in a gore-fueled ecstasy as the poor Monster looks on in horror.

For Luther, the state's prime duty was to restrain its wicked subjects by force, "in the same way as a savage wild beast is bound with chains and ropes".

If there exists a stereotype of the cannibal as a wild-eyed savage from a remote vastness, surely Tobias Schneebaum does not fit it.

The visitor to Hubert's paid at a little booth in the back before descending to the basement, and then waited for the tattered velvet curtain to part over one of the tiny chest-high stages to reveal the United Nations Dancing Girls; Congo the Jungle Creep, a wild-haired savage who actually hailed from Haiti; Sealo the Seal Boy, with flippers for arms; or Albert-Alberta, half-man, half-woman.

For generations of children, the Vikings have been both wild savages (thanks to Anglo Saxon monastic chroniclers, and Horrible Histories) and emblematic of mythical forces, thanks to Tolkien and Pullman.

"Savages" is full of wild-card moves.

So "Savages" is a battle of wills.

Savage-Narva is an African American Jew.

"Savages" is scheduled for a July 6 release.