Sentence examples for savage of from inspiring English sources

It's the most savage of her career, and also the most musically diverse.

Lavant has no normal range of behavior; he's the most savage of clowns.

The second world war, the most savage of all times, resolved the situation, thanks to a mega state stimulus.

Worryingly for Jürgen Klinsmann, his new captain seems intent on turning into the Robbie Savage of the Bundesliga.

Its tenant is not a goldfish or a guppy but, rather, what Jacques Cousteau called "the splendid savage of the sea".

Hence the charming name dead-cat bouname dead-catncial folk give to short-lived rallies that always occur in even the most savage of bounce thats.

She is the daughter of Maxine Savage Anderson of Birmingham, Ala., and James E. Anderson of Flint.

But our pictures of the savage death of Jesus are the product of religious imagination and idealization.

The enzyme HPRT is part of the savage pathway of purine biosynthesis and catalyzes the conversion of hypoxanthine and guanine to their respective nucleotides, IMP and GMP.

He is a son of Beryl Bowser-Savage of White Plains and Frank Savage of New York.

The traditional savaging of the opposition.