Sentence examples for savage response from inspiring English sources
Crowds bite back at savage response to Duncan Storrar's simple Q&A question (Fairfax Media).
His proposals elicit a savage response from others in the sector.
"The crushing of David Cameron" (page 1); "Dave's ready to rake in millions" (pages 6-7); "From election hero to oblivion in 16 months" (page 7); "He's angry, vengeful and broken by the loss of power" (pages 8-9); and Peter Oborne's savage response, "How tragic that by flouncing off to make a mint, Dave's (yet again) shown he's the heir to Blair" (page 16).
The death penalty is a savage response to crime".
Trump's Saturday tweet brought a slew savage responses from NBA athletes and celebrities, including Kobe Bryant, Ava DuVernay and Jemele Hill, who was attacked by Trump last week.
Immediate, savage responses — George W. Bush, rather than Reagan — can work in one contained area and fail more broadly.
And he's savage: "The plans cite identical response capabilities and tout identical ineffective equipment.
Only Ben and Jen overload can account for the savage critical response.
For Mr. Savage, the responses have been "really overwhelming" — far too many for one person to watch.
Mr Savage's campaign prompted a response from Val Mendeleev, head of the SPI group which produces Stolichnaya.
