Sentence examples for savage practices from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately there's a minority of torturers in each government supporting these savage practices.
The NAACP fought to portray lynching as a savage, barbaric practice, an idea which eventually gained traction in the public mind.
Is this really any less "savage" than the practices of the Pirahã or the Siriono?
Moreover, some of their judicial practices are savage.
They may be disappointed; the clergy take a kicking, as you might expect, but it's nothing compared with the patient, tranquil savaging of religious practice that ran through the career of Luis Bunuel.
The human condition can make savages of us all, as we follow the life practices that make sense to us from our values and our upbringing.
America's Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and Britain's Bribery Act impose potentially savage penalties on firms that do business by sleazy means.
He denounced the punishment as "the savage remains of Norman policy" which "disgraced our statutes", as "the practice did the common law".
They would certainly have no claim to an immunity from the punishment, which, according to the rule of warfare practiced by the savages, might justly be inflicted on the savages themselves.
