First, it's a masterpiece of sustained and savage indignation, "furious, raging, obscene", according to Thackeray.
Shattered refugees from both sides made their way nearby to the so-called Bloody Pond to bathe their wounds beneath an unspoken (and unauthorized) truce, as the savage fighting raged all around them.
A web page selling Davies's book, which is to be published under the pseudonym Morgan Jones, says the book reveals "the embassy's secret access that no one but Jones knew about – and that allowed him entry as the savage firefight raged on" and promises readers "Jones's discovery of the murdered ambassador's body and his confirmation that the killing was indeed targeted and sadistically brutal".
All at once, the cornfield exploded into chaos as a savage battle raged through the area.
Savages SILENCE YOURSELF Rage courses through the debut album by Savages, "Silence Yourself" (Pop Noire/Matador), from the bristling quaver in Jehnny Beth's voice to the way Gemma Thompson's guitar flares up from riffs to noise as a song hurtles forward.
A savage new war rages in Iraq, but you would think the last one was still in progress.
That the sea, with its multiform and mysterious hosts, its savage and senseless rages, no longer comfortably serves as a divine metaphor indicates how severely humanism has corrupted the apples of our creed.
The U.S. and most other countries understandably seek to suppress the present savage civil conflicts raging in Iraq and Syria -- now exemplified at its worst in the spread of the violent jihadi Islamic State.
This was the Britain facing, according to the police, a "summer of rage", of savage cuts to public services, of unemployment spiralling, of an economy among the most imperilled in the developed world, of MPs diddling their exes.
