Sentence examples similar to savage fantasy from inspiring English sources
The postbreakup fantasy "Extinction" was savage: "If you give me a gun, I'll point at you/If you think I'm the one that has to answer to you".
Painting large in a skillful, illustrative manner, Kent Monkman exposes a homoerotic undercurrent in kitschy fantasies of the noble savage.
The New York Daily News reported that former Bronx judicial delegate and Democratic party committee member Ronald Savage first accused Bambaataa of sexually molesting him as a child in Savage's recently published memoir Impulse, Urges and Fantasies.
This novel, by a Beijing journalist now living in London, plays into the fantasy of the region as a Wild West populated by noble savages, with much to teach the cosmopolitan Chinese.
The most memorable is Antonio's Revenge, a savage melodrama of a political power struggle with elements of parody and fantasy.
The novelist Salman Rushdie savaged the novel as "a corny potboiler" and "the kind of fantasy writing that gives fantasy writing a bad name".
He took part in the savage transaction of stardom: his reckless self-indulgence satisfied his audiences' fantasies, and his destruction satisfied their moralistic envy.
Jemisin has previously clashed with Rabid Puppies co-ordinator Theodore Beale, who was expelled from the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America after he publicly called the black author an "educated but ignorant savage".
And we could go on at length about the Downton fantasy vs. reality ratio, the series "polishing up history to make the class divide less savage," as British journalist Polly Toynbee pointed out when the show's current season began.
Savage was described by online magazine Salon.com as giving voice "to the right wing's darkest fantasies".
