Sentence examples for savage danger from inspiring English sources
Mr. Boyer delivers a charismatic, physically subtle performance that initially underplays the savage danger of his character.
Coming from a self-proclaimed bad girl and sexual rebel, this last bit of counsel is particularly fainthearted: now who's warning women about the dangers of provoking the savage male?
It may also have been a backhanded compliment in support of the "savage"; the rectory's sylvan walks may have offered a frisson of excitement and danger for the perambulations of visiting ladies and gentlemen.
Robin Cook, the foreign secretary, knew the dangers of public hearings—he had used the Scott inquiry to savage the Tories.
"But there are others who, with their kids, have fled imminent danger in Syria either from its genocidal dictator Assad or the bloodthirsty savages of Isis.
They issue apocalyptic warnings about the dangers of government debt and, in the name of deficit reduction, demand savage cuts in programs that protect the middle class and the poor.
3) "The Savage Detectives".
