Sentence examples similar to savage comments from inspiring English sources
Swift's proposal is a savage comment on England's legal and economic exploitation of Ireland.
A more considered, if equally savage, comment was offered by one of South Africa's leading authorities on Aids, François Venter, who said: "The family should be allowed to grieve in privacy.
Ace cartoonists like Steve Bell, Peter Brookes and Chris Riddell draw on a lengthy tradition of caricature and licensed malice to maintain their high level of savage comment week after week, but generally in the field of popular culture, real satire is relatively scarce.
Nick Clegg's "savage cuts" comments before his party's conference and the government's own fiscal responsibility bill both fall into their trap.
It made Mr. Savage's comments widely available on the Internet and called on advertisers to boycott his program, which is behind only Rush Limbaugh's and Sean Hannity's in number of listeners, according to Talkers magazine, an industry publication.
The suit alleged that CAIR's repackaging of Savage's comments was "deliberately designed to obscure the specific message conveyed by Michael Savage".
pic.twitter.com/u92rxFJ5se Regarding Terry's comments, Savage promised on Twitter: "I will respond don't worry.
But those not offended by blasphemous remarks and savage anti-Bush comments should be amused.
The painter Salvator Rosa was particularly savage in his comments about the later followers of the style, whom he criticized for painting "baggy pants, beggars in rags, and abject filthy things".
(Salon even called her comments "savage" on Monday in a since-deleted tweet).
