Sentence examples for less savage from inspiring English sources
Is this really any less "savage" than the practices of the Pirahã or the Siriono?
International politics have become much more benign, or at least less savage.
The eruption that followed was no less savage just because it was predictable.
And Howard Jacobson's humor, in the one homicide-free offering, proves to be no less savage.
Capitalism is no more caring, or less savage, during business mergers than at other times.
Anachronism stalks every corridor of Downton, polishing up history to make the class divide less savage.
In such cases, consumers get the message only if employees do.The idea of brand equity arose in America in the 1980s after a bout of cut-throat discounting by consumer-goods companies, which prompted them to look for less-savage and more enduring ways to boost sales.
The fate of the men in the movie is much less specific and savage, though no less haunting.
Knowing the penalty for driving (and driving drunk, no less) will be savage, she phones a sympathetic acquaintance in the United States government, Florence Farfaletti.
These traits make Bunting sound less like a savage disciple in Pound's posse than any number of twentysomething poets working today.
