Sentence examples for it a savage from inspiring English sources

Is it a savage, a ghost, some sort of mythical beast?

Sinclair is not the first to hate the Greenwich meniscus, and won't be the last - but we're only reminded of it when he gives it a savage mention.

The moderate rebels took control first; then al-Nusra, which is allied to al-Qaeda, established a presence, and finally came occupation by Isis, and with it a savage regime of shooting, hanging and flogging.

But as it dawdles along, it fails to find contemporary corollaries to the super-charged language and caffeine-fueled pace of that grimy 1957 masterpiece, which thrust a knife into the mystique of fame and gave it a savage twist.

"Monstering", they call it – a savage and prolonged public attack on a target's life, often aimed at the most private and sensitive part of their existence, their sexual behaviour, inflicting maximum pain and maximum humiliation.

The story, told through the eyes of Menachem (Aki Avni), a highly respected commander of a militant army unit composed entirely of Orthodox members of the yeshiva, takes the axiom that the personal is political and gives it a savage twist.

Or was it a brutal, savage, sickening, hate-crime murder?" To Jaka, whether or not the killing was a hate crime is less important for the time being than the support his organization can offer to members of the community who are grieving.

"It's a savage cut, and it's unprecedented, and it's the government moving out of the funding of higher education," Professor Smith, vice chancellor of the University of Exeter, said in an interview.

Herb Kim from Codeworks was appalled by it and Paul Twitchhiker Smithth subjected it to a savage critique that made some valid points.

Combine it with a savage programme of spending cuts, and it could look plain callous.

It adds a savage realism that even Caravaggio never thought of – it would take two women to kill this brute.