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The phrase "a devastating view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or sight that is emotionally or visually overwhelming, often in a negative context.
Example: "As she stood on the cliff's edge, the devastating view of the destruction below left her speechless."
Alternatives: "a heartbreaking sight" or "a tragic panorama".
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At the same time, he offers a devastating view of the compromises it made.
The product of two years of hearings, the report offered a devastating view of American education.
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Obviously, the parallels between universities and arts institutions only go so far (though, for a pretty devastating view of the RAE, see this piece by Simon Caulkin).
IT IS a devastating prospect.
"It is a devastating sight right now".
Like virtually every other room, this one has devastating views of the Mediterranean Sea, oddly curvaceous white plaster walls and a surfeit of unpretentious, quirky design gestures.
First, Soames [1985,1987] produced what many take to be a devastating attack on the view of propositions as sets of possible worlds.
Having said that, most of the existing assumptions we have of the Genesis story have been told from an either/or, and dominantly male, viewpoint rather than holistic and human, and I believe that has had a devastating impact on our view of God and our relationships, one with the other.
It's a devastating moment, especially when viewed in light of Bowie's real-life demise.
First, cardiovascular disease is deemed more reversible than is neurologic injury, which is viewed as a devastating irremediable damage.
Awad said the 37 organizations have had a "devastating effect" on how Muslims are viewed in the United States, resulting in the increase of Islamophobic rhetoric and behavior.
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