“It set all England talking about contemporary painting, and sent the more alert not only to Paris but to museums and collections where they could have a look at primitive, oriental and savage art.”

“The Servant is a savage indictment of the English class system, and its waning hold over all aspects of the working and cultural life of Britain.”

“The horrible noises of the savage beasts filled them with fear.”

“Calvert launched a savage attack on European free-trade policy.”

“Namibia's landscape has a savage grandeur unlike that of any other African country.”

“Officials said negotiators had been close to agreement when the IMF made new demands for savage budget cuts.”

“They are heartless savages and even less than animals.”

“A frozen desert peopled by uncouth savages.”

“Critics are going to savage this film out of respect to Charade and that's not really fair.”

“There could be no liability for a dog known to be vicious until after it had managed to savage someone.”