Her expression was savage, demonic, and somewhat demented.
Offitt, at birth, was given the forenames Andrew Jackson, which according to Hay shows that the bearer "is the son of illiterate parents, with no family pride or affections, but filled with a bitter and savage partisanship which found its expression in a servile worship of the most injurious personality in American history".
"Newt's a friend, I love him," Mr. Santorum said at the debate here with a pained expression even as he savaged him as having "grandiose" ideas, "incoherent thoughts" and "no discipline".
Festival a couple of weeks ago, an alternative porn film festival that describes itself as a "celebration of creative sexual expression" and the brainchild of Savage Love columnist Dan Savage.
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The expression data were discretized, as in Savage et al. (2010).
During the American Revolution, John's patriot brother, Charles, set up an irregular court and imposed savage penalties on Tories, giving rise to the expressions "lynch law" and lynching.
Like the expression, "Music has charms to soothe a savage beast," my mind is more tranquil when I listen to music I like, be it jazz, rock, classical or the chill out sounds from yoga class.
In American fiction, after all, there was nothing new in the image of the black man as an inarticulate savage for whom rape and murder were a nearly inevitable means of expression.
