Sentence examples for think savage from inspiring English sources

Maybe so, though I think Savage may have more luck getting the president impeached than getting himself elected.

"As we focus in on the facts, we will probably have more to say, but it is far too early for us to be saying what we think," Savage said in a statement.

He, too, was thought savage and, in his cruel term, half-made.

I asked Stacey if, given the differences between men and women, she thought Savage's vision was unrealistic for straight couples.

When asked if he thinks Savage Family's music could be misinterpreted or considered too violent for young, impressionable minds, Savington said he was willing to take the risk.

If he thinks the savage, bloody Pequot War was mainly about land claims that could have been handled otherwise, he should look again at my account of the scarcely believable ferocity of the English troops, their frenzied butchery, which can only be explained, as they explained it, by the dreaded fear of the Antichrist.

Beautiful and savage – think Atwood in the outback.

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But you would not necessarily think to pair the savage, sometimes maniacal Shostakovich with the ingratiating, hummable Dvorak.

Thackeray came to think the work too "savage" and did everything in his lifetime to keep it out of print.

But is it realistic that the threat of prosecution will make military commanders think again in the savage chaos of war?  Bangura believes that it could.