Sentence examples for savage abuses from inspiring English sources
The statement represented a vindication for the Iranian opposition, whose leaders have long accused the government of covering up savage abuses during the postelection crackdown.
This was a savage abuse of Catholic piety, obviously intended to intimidate and silence.
In one narrative strand a bourgeois wife escapes virtual servitude to a husband mired in self-absorption; in another, a young Algerian woman scores a major comeuppance after enduring years of savage abuse as a prostitute on the streets of Paris.
But if Ebion had beat Irenaeus in the contest to become the religion of the Roman world, we would at least presumably have been spared the relentless savage abuse of the Jewish people which has characterised most of church history, which seems like a fair exchange.
According to court documents, Mr. Gaines's early childhood was a nightmare, filled with the most savage forms of abuse.
If this be so, then human rights can be made to respond more effectively to the multiple ways in which vulnerability is enacted and entrenched in a world with a long and savage record of human abuse.
The novel then depicts sequences of the savage sexual and physical abuse of a beautiful young girl and young boy, perpetrated by Clay.
A Most Wanted Man, by John le Carré (Hodder, £7.99) Le Carré addresses the war on terror and the evils of extraordinary rendition in a novel that continues his savage indignation at the casual abuses of power.
One critical newspaper article made it into the hands of his son who was upset, and Savage had to explain that abuse is something he must take on the chin.
During the early 1970s, he wrote a series of savage newspaper polemics attacking drug abuse, men's long hair, offensive advertising and anything else that apparently contributed to the decline of his adored pre-industrial Italy.
