Sentence examples for savage animals from inspiring English sources

In particular, Gove criticised the decision by a GTC panel a week earlier to clear a teacher of racial and religious intolerance who posted comments on the internet describing some immigrants as "savage animals" and "filth".

Far from presenting a legitimate public health concern, the authors of the piece and the editorial decision to use chimpanzee imagery on the cover have placed Newsweek squarely in the center of a long and ugly tradition of treating Africans as savage animals and the African continent as a dirty, diseased place to be feared.

This depiction is translated into spatial terms by the internal renderings of the proposed market hall, where animals greedily consume raw foods, where fruits and other vegetables are piled up in enormous stacks, and where food is, in general, merged with random people or savage animals (monkeys, snakes or pelicans).

Most troubling, when the Ethiopian traffickers are introduced, they drag themselves in on their knuckles and haunch on all fours like savage animals, and proceed to pantomime eating the eyes and raw heart of the eldest boy while still alive.

In the latest installment of our Kill Screen series, The World of Far Cry 3, we look at the open world environment of Far Cry 3 where the action is set on a Pacific island riddled with pirates, savage animals, and the many distractions a tropical paradise has to offer.

In episode four, The World of Far Cry 3, we look at the open world environment of Far Cry 3 where the action is set on a Pacific island riddled with pirates, savage animals, and the many distractions a tropical paradise has to offer.

"He fights like a savage animal until he gets you what you've asked him for".

That this cute picture with funny giraffes and gazelles will be manipulated to further fuel hate is just all the more evidence that we haven't yet fully evolved beyond our savage animal state.

I felt like a savage animal ripping big hunks of meat and howling, blood dripping down my face.

The average Russian thinks of the average Chechen as a kind of savage animal unfit to breathe the air of civilization.

Through my employment of surrealism, I try to correct the world idealistically and depict the savage animal as a conscious human, and vice-versa".