Sentence examples for savage talent from inspiring English sources

Ms. Jenkins has a gift for family brutality, but she herself isn't a savage talent.

The work of even a savage talent like James Gillray was, suggests Gatrell, comic first and satirical second.

This reclusive Italian novelist (she writes pseudonymously, and does not make public appearances) is a savage talent.

The company, which recently landed a deal with Motorola Mobility to power a social TV service for Motorola's devices, will be using Savage talent and gaming expertise to add interactive gaming features to Loyalize's platform.  .

Savage: (Savage laughs).

It was a performance that Walter Kerr, the theater critic for The New York Times, said exemplified Ms. Freeman's talent for subtle, savage comedy.

Despite the extremes seen in their content, Savage Family ultimately fosters youth talent by working with kids to develop, or discover, their skills, according to Savington.

Maximum security has enabled Little, Brown to delay questions about the book's contents, like: Will it savage ESPN, its executives and its talent, causing recriminations and resignations?

Giant spiders are bad, but contestants from "American Idol" might argue that Simon Cowell, the talent show's famously savage judge, is much scarier.

Foote was undoubtedly a man of many talents, but he employed them only in savage attacks upon others.

Those who believe him to be a talent with which to persist – a right-hander who can savage attacks such as champions Yorkshire in his maiden first-class double-century last summer – suffered another blow.