Sentence examples for extremely savage from inspiring English sources
Ma has already threatened to boycott the Olympics and rhetorically adopted a stronger line, calling the repression an "extremely savage and stupid act".
Although Tabinshwehti's campaigns in southern Myanmar were extremely savage, he adopted many Mon customs, incorporated Mon soldiers into his army, and made the ancient city of Pegu his capital in 1546.
By resorting to... extremely savage punishments, including gouging out eyes, cutting off ears, tongues, hands and feet, pulling out tendons, throwing people into rivers or off cliffs, they practiced cruel economic exploitation".
There is a sort of security in savagery, in that the savage enjoys an extremely intimate and direct relationship with his supply... View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jelani Cobb By Ceridwen Dovey.
At first the FBI views these men as unreasonable savages, but they inevitably turn out to be articulate, intelligent and extremely manipulative.
johnandanne says: Whatever failings Labor have experienced over the past few years, they have tried to be representative of their population despite the savage economic climate that pervades the world - which has made the task extremely difficult.
Mr. Truffaut, then just 27, had spent his youth as an extremely combative critic for the journal Cahiers du Cinéma, in whose pages he regularly savaged the older, established French filmmakers who represented what was called the "tradition of quality".
3) "The Savage Detectives".
