Sentence examples for savage separation from inspiring English sources

While it saw the savage separation of mixed-race families, and the wholesale demolition of non-white areas – such as Cape Town's vibrant District Six, which still stands as an overgrown wasteland in the centre of town – the Act only cemented a tendency of white settlers retreating behind barriers that had been present in the Cape for over 300 years.

Savage: (Savage laughs).

A yearlong, coast-to-coast romance ensued, but was interrupted by a seven-month separation when Mr. Savage was on his second deployment to Iraq.

And maybe it is an equally facile and worthless statement of the bleeding obvious to say that of course, short of a child's death, there can be no more savage a human tragedy than separation from a child who has come to hate you with all the passion and ferocity with which you love him.

He said: "Now they've brought out a book, Law of the Jungle, all paid for by Chevron, in which we look like savages in a country without any separation of powers.

"More savage".

I was a savage.

3) "The Savage Detectives".

LILY SAVAGE Fairfield, Conn.

SAVAGE NATURE, by Christine Feehan.

More separation?