Sentence examples for savage character from inspiring English sources

Muriel Spark was a complicated and sometimes savage character, and he gets that side of her personality across without ostentatiously grinding an ax.

That is to say, they were full of dark flavors reminiscent, perhaps, of plums and licorice, but without the brooding, sometimes savage character of Bandol.

The result is that the PDA business is quickly taking on the savage character of the PC industry, with commodity products, falling margins and cut-throat competition.Mr Yankowski inherited most of this, and it had too much momentum for him to change it quickly or easily.

She also does the voice of the Joni Savage character in "The Clue Finders," a Mattel video game, and she designed her own bridal veil, of silk tulle and eyelet.

After decades on the London pub drag circuit, his Lily Savage character finally broke through in Edinburgh, which landed him a handful of TV jobs, including a year-long stint on 90s morning show The Big Breakfast.

And still later, Russian troops will turn out to be the most savage characters in this story.

These are not flattering or romanticized portraits, nor are they grounded in a familiar reality; these are humorous and allegorical depictions of these fictional and often savage characters.

In Binomio, the artist explores "a serial of images, I'm showing some savage characters, primitive botanical elements, or animals that evoke a mystical connection and a retrospective insight to evolution".

John O Machin Leeds Your leader and analysis of Gordon Brown's woes omits to mention the savage Tory character assassinations.Every time Brown's name is mentioned by David Cameron or members of the shadow cabinet, he is badmouthed and accused of being a ditherer, a call taken up willingly by the Tory media.

Savage: (Savage laughs).

IGN said he was ruthless, merciless and savage, noting the character's main motive is vengeance and "all he desires is murder".