Sentence examples for devastating career from inspiring English sources

But the Alabama escaped from under official noses in July 1862 to begin a devastating career raiding Northern ships, to the fury of Washington.

"Manchester by the Sea" does not present a blunt parallel with Lonergan's period of prolonged professional anguish, and it's safe to say that anyone would gladly take even the most devastating career setback over the loss that Chandler goes through.

Integrate Yourself by David Jensen Being viewed as an outsider can happen to anyone, and it can have devastating career consequences.

Acting is a devastating career.

"It could've been just a completely devastating career-ending type of experience, and, instead, he showed the courage and the fortitude to reinvent himself".

In this information age, such a record can be devastating to career opportunities.

Steven understood that music writing is more than just giving points to albums, or even listening to albums; that music journalists should be as exciting, if not more exciting, than the people they are writing about; a point he proved hundreds of times, devastating the careers of people he felt - he knew - had no right to claim our hearts, minds and ears.

Bergeron has also rebounded from a litany of head injuries that could have devastated his career, making his a feel-good story.

"He would not have been back for nine months and is devastated his career has ended".

I suspect it was his longing for approval that made the Watson fight so devastating for his career.

I want a bit of payback for what happened in the quarter-final: it was the biggest loss of my career, devastating".