Sentence examples for savage ways from inspiring English sources
We need to understand the many savage ways of the beast.
But now that harmony is under threat, and rumors persist of a return to savage ways.
For although such people tell stories of persecution, unjust imprisonment and torture, they also bring rumours of different, less savage, ways of life than that they encounter here.
Mr. McClain delivers Chilford's righteous speeches denouncing the "savage" ways of the natives with a fervid intensity, but also exudes a warmth that keeps the character from becoming too strident.
After a plane crashes in the Forbidden Zone, an orphaned chimpanzee is raised by a tribe of wild humans in their primitive, savage ways.
He furthermore argues that both Christian proselytizers and academic anthropologists have sought to accuse non-western, non-Christian peoples of cultural cannibalism in order to then explain and rationalize their "savage" ways; in doing so, he argues, they continue to portray the Christian west as a civilizing influence on the world that suits their own socio-political agendas.
They have a strange (and savage) way of showing it.
The Stones used dark elements in a very savage way.
"There are videos and pictures of the police acting in an incredibly savage way," he said.
It has been reported and the Daily Mail is periodically on the case in its savage way.
Hurricane Sandy, in the wily and savage way of natural disasters, expressed its full assortment of lethal methods as it hit the East Coast on Monday night.
