Sentence examples for savage idea from inspiring English sources
Suddenly we find that this lottery has fated one woman — the Young Wife (Parisa Khobdeh) of an Elderly Husband (Michael Apuzzo) — for immediate death — yes, the same savage idea of the "Rite of Spring" scenario.
"I just think it's a very sort of savage idea to try and eliminate a commission that only tries to make things more beautiful," she says, a tad plaintively.
I did not consider religious objections to Savage's ideas, and I should have.
In Federalist 22, Alexander Hamilton savaged the idea of a supermajority Congress, writing that "its real operation is to embarrass the administration, to destroy the energy of government and to substitute the pleasure, caprice or artifices of an insignificant, turbulent or corrupt junta, to the regular deliberations and decisions of a respectable majority".
The NAACP fought to portray lynching as a savage, barbaric practice, an idea which eventually gained traction in the public mind.
Savage shrugged off the idea of a gay mob, noting, "No gay rights organizations had called for him to step down.
His dark ideas and savage humour make his works less cosy and more dangerous than any rival.
But the Times finds at least one figure from the opposing side of the field that isn't too fond of the idea of savaging Michelle Obama for her misstatements, GOP message guru Frank Luntz: "It's wrong.
Despite the diaspora evoked in "The Savage Detectives," he rejected the idea that his work was a "literature of exile".
The costumes and the illustration of visual ideas, like the savage energy of Leon Bakst's drawings, bring the exhibition to life.
