Sentence examples for savage thought from inspiring English sources
Hughes ordered a private jet for the team and they stayed at the Kempinski Hotel near the Kremlin, something Savage thought would not go down well with the Welsh FA. "I would like to say the whole country was behind us," Savage wrote in his autobiography.
And though Krasznahorkai's dog seems to be thinking its savage thoughts and threats and aiming them at the human in a terrible monologue, the subtle suggestion is that this may be nothing more than the recitation of human fear, a projection of savagery, by the man mildly reading his newspaper.
But Mr. Savage's thoughts should be beside the point.
Beyond the pessimism and predictive power of such thoughts, "The Savage Girl" goes on to address the curse of ubiquitous irony in the world it describes.
The underlying unity of Agrippa's thought, despite his savage criticism of the occult tradition in De vanitate, emerges clearly from several modern studies of his thought, as does his emphasis on the Bible and the religious sages of the "ancient theology".
Yet I do have a few thoughts about this savage attack and ensuing catastrophe and what it means to one of America's most important industries, the automotive business.
For a wild savage, she was certainly intelligent, Wolfred thought.
The savage stock market of 1973-74 put a damper on this line of thought, but with memories of the crash faded, Bundyism is back.
Moreover, to be limited in word and thought is to undermine moral reasoning, which is the condition of the "savage".
The thought of putting this shit into my mouth made me feel like a savage animal both disgusted and honored to have it become a part of me. .
