Sentence examples for very savage from inspiring English sources

"This was a very savage killing".

The Stones used dark elements in a very savage way.

It's a very savage environment, in a lot of ways, a very cruel and sadistic environment.

People having intercourse is "making the beast with two backs" – that's a very, very savage image.

When they came back, they broke down the door: 30 of them, very savage.

But only a satirist — and one with a very savage pen — could do justice to what's happening to Ireland now.

Not a lot, but some of the greats, including "Rebel Without a Cause" and "Bitter Victory," as well as the very rare "The Savage Innocents," which I've never seen and will be catching up with very soon.

"I just think it's a very sort of savage idea to try and eliminate a commission that only tries to make things more beautiful," she says, a tad plaintively.

Jurgis breaks down, and Sinclair sends him reeling through the city, where he is brushed by "the hurrying throngs upon the streets, who were deaf to his entreaties, oblivious of his very existence — and savage and contemptuous when he forced himself upon them".

Mr. Estrada, who made this film with financing from the very government he savages, has not made a historical drama but rather a parable about the demonic lure of power and wealth and the easy prostitution of democratic ideals.

Pincus was named CEO of the Year by TechCrunch, startlingly enough, voted in by the very readers who savaged him a few months before.