Sentence examples for no savage from inspiring English sources

There was no savage invective.

Hadrian meted out no savage punishments in 135.

He made the albums "See the Morning" (1972) and "No Savage Word" (1975) at a studio called Deroy, in Carnforth, Lancashire.

The Montgomery Advertiser wrote that, "no savage was ever more cruel... than the men who participated in this horrible, almost unbelievable episode".

Although the lawlessness had no doubt made some briefly savage, there were no wild beasts in evidence in the dock.

And Howard Jacobson's humor, in the one homicide-free offering, proves to be no less savage.

The eruption that followed was no less savage just because it was predictable.

They are no less savage in their subject matter, but they lack the force and concentrated power of the ones that replace them.

But he's no innocent savage who lives an unexamined life on the thin ice of unexamined history, who unwraps his darkest secrets for any rank stranger with a tape recorder.

Ms. Lilley's Clara is more frail and shrinking, girlishly preening over her little feet and whining piteously for cake and tea, but with a tongue no less savage than her sister's when need be.

And maybe it is an equally facile and worthless statement of the bleeding obvious to say that of course, short of a child's death, there can be no more savage a human tragedy than separation from a child who has come to hate you with all the passion and ferocity with which you love him.