Sentence examples for savage attitude from inspiring English sources
He seems to come by his savage attitude naturally".
And where the Crosby-Hope romps into exotic climes flaunted a benighted Yanks-among-savages attitude toward non-North Americans, "The Road to El Dorado" bends over backward not to offend.
But this is a superior, missionary-amongst-the-savages attitude that says because we learn the folk songs we know what it's like to be from a particular country, region, or ethnic group.
The international dominance of JK Rowling's Harry Potter series could be behind this attitude, although savage cuts in staffing at publishing houses are also to blame.
"The Comeback's" third episode, on the other hand, is valuable because it functions as a quietly savage indictment of sexist attitudes dressed up as Quality Drama.
But Savage says a more flexible attitude within marriage may be just what the straight community needs.
But for all her tomboy tendencies, Polly Harvey's songs derive their savage energy from a conflicted attitude towards masculinity: a mad jumble of envy, admiration, rage, resentment and above all, an awareness of the ludicrousness of machismo's blustery posturing.
The no-holds-barred attitude of groups like AIM being is carried forward by Savage Family, it seems.
You can tell that Essman cut her teeth on the savage New York comedy circuit, and she keeps the crowd entertained with her amusingly hostile attitude as well as some ballsy gags.
Kato remarked that his "savage feelings" from Chrono Trigger's hectic development manifested in Kid's "unusually nihilistic attitude".
