Sentence examples for especially savage from inspiring English sources
The family encounters racism real enough, though not especially savage.
The killers of "Live Bait", a novel by P.J. Tracy, are not unusual for the city, nor are they especially savage.
The subjects of a new Finnish study who helped establish the link between two genes and violent crime were an especially savage bunch.
In the former Soviet Union it is not uncommon, especially among the savage Russian mafia, to throw a 68-ton American-made Abrams M1A1 tank.
The pressing problem, she suggests, is that early years projects "barely had time to take root" before the financial crisis hit, and this has left them especially vulnerable to savage local authority cuts.
Why do you hate us so?" The ardent possessiveness that savage parents — especially the mothers — display toward their offspring is the key to understanding the Slows' culture.
The paradoxical drives for individual self-expression and for group harmony — along with questions of who will lead and who will follow — are a profound theme that resonates, especially in this year of savage electioneering.
This magic novel — set in a university ladies' room, "in the dark night of the soul of Mexico City," in dreams, in ice-bound mountains and seedy cantinas — was swamped by the appearance of "The Savage Detectives," especially as our heroine, Auxilio Lacouture, also makes an appearance in the big book.
This magic novel set in a university ladies' room, "in the dark night of the soul of Mexico City," in dreams, in ice-bound mountains and seedy cantinas was swamped by the appearance of "The Savage Detectives," especially as our heroine, Auxilio Lacouture, also makes an appearance in the big book.
Following the War it broke from typical American clichés and took on more of a savage bite, especially compared to the more allegorical tendencies of American editorial cartoons.
