Many more revelations follow, concerning Devlin's father and mother and even Peary, Cook's ruthless, savage-tempered rival, whose life Devlin happens to save in Greenland.
Milosevic is undoubtedly ruthless and savage.
That did not sit well with his declaration in his earlier letter to the Guardian that "Milosevic is undoubtedly ruthless and savage".
Then in the 90s, when the Party had already fallen, the mixtape, like our people, grew savage, ruthless, unapologetic.
But La Familia is emerging as a potent new force: indigenous to Michoacán, it is savage, ruthless, and engages above all with the Gulf cartel.
IGN said he was ruthless, merciless and savage, noting the character's main motive is vengeance and "all he desires is murder".
Murphy stares into the heart of darkness and becomes ruthless and cruel like Kurtz; Jane meets the noble savages and becomes ennobled like Natty Bumppo.
President Truman - who described the Japanese as "savages, ruthless, merciless, and fanatic" - said his decision to use the bomb on a target surrounded by workers' homes, and without prior warning, would save 1 million American lives.
Lenin could create an impression of selfless humanitarianism; he was also a savage and ruthless politician — a "pail of milk of human kindness with a dead rat at the bottom," as Vladimir Nabokov put it to Wilson in 1940, after reading "To the Finland Station".
Summarizing the verdict, Judge Richard May of Britain said it had been a savage and ruthless campaign, "in which no distinction was made as to the age of its victims: young and old were either murdered or expelled and their houses were burned".
The mother-coddled purple-faced lad, thrown suddenly amid the taunts, the ruthless assaults, of young savages.
