Sentence examples for savage perspectives from inspiring English sources

So – despite some disastrous planning decisions – our streets are often filled with remarkable architecture like James Salmon's "Hatrack Building", Rennie Mackintosh's Glasgow School of Art, the savage perspectives of Alexander Greek Thomsonon and rows of stoops that would put you in mind of New York or Boston (we exported architects to the States).

But I recently flipped ahead and saw that in chapter six we return to Patrick's savage perspective, as he struggles with prescription sleep meds, adultery, and mother-hatred.

Savage: (Savage laughs).

Grosz has one of the most exhilaratingly savage and pessimistic of perspectives upon society and its endemic sicknesses.

"Yet nothing can be more enlightening than to gain precisely that degree of objectivity and perspective with which we view savage peoples".

Savage looks at it as much from a sociological perspective as a musical one.

"More savage".

I was a savage.

3) "The Savage Detectives".

LILY SAVAGE Fairfield, Conn.

SAVAGE NATURE, by Christine Feehan.