Sentence examples for savage work from inspiring English sources

Its staff journalists are decently paid, but many of them speak of a savage work environment.

At every stop, his savage work is censored, whether it be for "residual bourgeois thinking" or for criticizing Winston Churchill.

Augusta Savage worked for the W.P.A., too, as the assistant director of the Federal Arts Project.

These emotionally savage works represent the early adolescence of American theatre, and are often thought of as such insufferable, overwrought, cringe-worthy, and best forgotten.

Many playwrights dread sitting among their audiences: Nothing is quite as soul-killing as overhearing people savage your work in midperformance.

Consider the cases of Orlando Figes and Johann Hari, both of whom adopted virtual personae – or "sock puppets" – to savage the work of colleagues they didn't like online.

Writer-director Dominic Savage began work a year ago on the screenplay, which proposed that the structure of international banking, and its reliance on the subprime mortgage market, might be open to abuse, and close to collapse.

See more of Jones the Savage's work on Instagram.

Savage's work was known for its intimate and stunning portrayals of black people, and one of her most well-known creations, "The Harp," was commissioned for the 1939 World's Fair.

While the U.S. has constantly shined a bright light on China's horrendous human rights record, with extralegal executions and savage, Maoist work camps, why would other countries not see a moral equivalency between the communist regime's tactics and Bush's torture program?

White critics savaged his work as superficial.