Sentence examples for savage intensity from inspiring English sources

Pieces such as Piringundin, featuring terrific violinist Nick Danielson, have a savage intensity that sweep the listener away.

In the past, Salter's fiction has concentrated with near savage intensity on specific, revealing moments in its characters' lives.

Nevertheless, western governments did little once the scale of massacres were dialled down to a lower, but still savage, intensity.

But the Dayton dancers brought an edge of savage intensity to its story of men on a chain gang and their dreams of their women and their homes.

He was mesmerized: "The bright blasts of deliriously vibrant color, the gunshots, the savage intensity of the music, the burning sun, the overt sexuality... the hallucinatory quality of the imagery has never weakened for me over the years".

The Upper Crust's live shows, including several at the defunct Brownie's in the East Village, were legendary; Nat Freedberg, the front man, sang in a ridiculously posh accent but performed with genuinely savage intensity.

These are all vividly compelling traversals of Walton's symphonic masterpiece – if you can bear so much savage emotional intensity, I recommend them all.

But Ms. Wertenbaker's text, which retains all of the stiffness of Racine's original but little of its lyricism, manages to excise much of the story's poetic intensity and savage emotion.

A video of the Boston Crusaders Drum and Bugle Corps' recent performance of a show dubbed "Quixotic" zooms in on the pit keyboard player, a human embodiment of ferocity, intensity and savage beauty.

A PAINTING on the ceiling of Madrid's Supreme Court shows a scene of Goya-like intensity, with knife-wielding savages and children being throttled to death.

A FRESCO on the ceiling of Madrid's Supreme Court shows a menacing scene of Goya-inspired intensity, with knife-wielding savages and children being throttled to death.