Sentence examples for how savage from inspiring English sources

You can imagine how savage it must have been.

I was surprised at how savage the tone was in this recent novel by Márquez.

"It's hard to forget how savage the fire was," Mr. Daly said.

But let us not forget that war, no matter how savage and ugly, is sometimes unavoidable.

"And their leaders misunderestimated — to paraphrase your former President Bush — just how savage the regime could be".

Just how savage this revenge can be is illustrated by the fate of the village of Shah Hassan, not far from Lakki Marwat.

The decision comes 10 months after staff members first raised concerns about how Savage-Rumbaugh was behaving and treating the animals.

Ms. Rebeck is an established playwright who has also worked in television, and she clearly knows how the savage, mercurial economics of the entertainment industry can shatter the fragile ego and wreak havoc on domestic equilibrium.

And facing them were Kitaj, then 64, and his friends and fellow British painters – Lucian Freud, David Hockney, Howard Hodgkin, Frank Auerbach and others – who, letters now reveal, disagreed among themselves about how this savage and apparently highly personal broadside might best be countered.

In short, this shows just how dedicated Savage is to his craft and how fun it is to make cool things and share them with people – a defining concept in the hardware startup movement.

Part of the mythology of love was that it held an irrational and mystical power over those affected, that a person "in love" was unable to resist the object of their desire, no matter how abusive, savage, or uncaring.