Sentence examples for sweet savage from inspiring English sources
He was, finally, a durable stage version of his own sweet, savage self.
His grand slam - and I think we can personalise the clean sweep that had hitherto and repeatedly eluded his grasp - came at last with exuberance, brio and elan, as no doubt Martin Johnson told the boys and the gaffer immediately after England's sweet, savage Sunday in Dublin.
King's idea for the role was someone who "would make the ladies' hearts go pitty pat, that looked like the type of guy you would see on the cover of one of those sweet, savage love paperback romances".
In November 2009, the band are being supported by NWOBHM veterans Sweet Savage on the Irish leg of the tour (30 years after first sharing the stage together) and punk and goth rock legends The Damned on the UK leg of their world tour.
Abbi Press - Sweet Savage Skepticism 17. Yaeji - (Unreleased).
Readers of this splendid story, which was a finalist for Britain's Booker Prize last year, will find that the title has yet a third meaning: Rose Tremain, its author, has restored the historical novel to its rightful place of honor after nearly two decades of degeneration into the sweet-savage imbecility of so-called historical romance.
Led by such bodice-rippers as Kathleen E. Woodiwiss's "The Flame and the Flower" and Rosemary Rogers's "Sweet Savage Love," romance experienced a boom, in popularity and in profits, beginning in the seventies.
But she's too smart and stylish for that, and there's nothing hammy about this, her exquisitely sweet and savage second record.
The film asks the questions 'What is it to be 'civilized'?' and 'Is it a good thing?'" Mark Goodall, author of Sweet & Savage: The World Through the Shockumentary Film Lens, also contends the film's message is "...the rape of the natural world by the unnatural; the exploitation of 'primitive' cultures for western entertainment".
Coves take that idea of the sweet and the savage, of girl-group sass doused in nihilism and noise, and run with it.
