Sentence examples for savage use from inspiring English sources

Piggott underplays his savage use of the whip.

They brought together a vast range of historical references: the organisational principles that Davies had inherited from the 1950s avant garde were fused with a fascination for medieval and renaissance techniques, a fondness for the extremes of expressionism and a savage use of musical parody and irony.

Much of what they do violates Islamic law, its unabashed acts of terrorism: slaughter of civilians, savage use of beheadings, killing of innocent Muslims and Christians.

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The reviewer said that Savage used "a happy mixture of audacity and ignorance quite untrammeled by facts".

One never hears the principal truth about Dan Savage used to describe him, which is that he is a moralist of the first order.

Or, like the children in The Lord of the Flies, has she cast off the shackles of civilization and become a savage, using the unicorn skull as some sort of symbol of tribal identity?

Savages uses no samplers, does not ditch verses and choruses in favor of thirty-minute drones, and, though it may object to some cultural norms, its members are happy to use the familiar tools of rock music to do their work.

Officers referred to minorities as "savages," used the N-word to refer to African Americans and suggested they be spayed like animals, and used an epithet for homosexuals.

In the messages, several officers referred to minorities as "savages," used the N-word to refer to African Americans and suggested they be spayed like animals, and used an epithet for homosexuals.

Either Chechens are too dangerously savage for use in civilized warfare or Russians use them for exactly that reason as long as they're directed against others.