In fact, the budget has merely been subject to a restriction on growth unlike in other countries, where there have been really savage cuts.
But there is really nothing more savage than 'civilization.' The magic is there if we respect and preserve it.
But there is really nothing more savage than 'civilisation.' The magic is there if we respect and preserve it.
So when Duncan learns that a suspected polyp is really a toothy, sphincter-straining savage that emerges whenever his temper cannot, his desire to bond with this wrinkled Mr. Hyde is quite touching.
He added: "This is a really savage thing to say, that we can't trust the leadership of our constabularies to measure their own performance.
As Annabel says of Alice, "She wasn't really savage or even malicious; it was just that if you weren't rebutting her preposterous sentiments every minute, you'd find yourself -- well, not mesmerized... but dismantled or something".
"There were some really savage people who went after him, on some charges that were trumped up or otherwise wouldn't hold water.
John Tower should have been secretary of defense, and I was really disappointed in how he was savaged and how some of the colleagues here in this body treated him.
For Mr. Savage, the responses have been "really overwhelming" — far too many for one person to watch.
It is the place for really savage insights.' One famous interview with him in 1975 was headlined 'Petrol bombs through the proscenium arch'.
