Sentence examples for devastating description of from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors led Ms. Elliott, based on her grand jury testimony, which had not been disclosed to the defense, through a devastating description of Mr. Diallo's last moments.

The most devastating description of his government was provided by a former US marine captain, Matthew Hoh, who resigned as a US foreign serviceman in Zabul province.

A devastating description of the program is given in a new book, "Stealing Lives," by Arturo J. Marcano Guevara and David P. Fidler.

The devastating description of the then chancellor, which was splashed across the front page of the Observer, had an immediate impact on relations between the two men.

In America, Matthew Scully, a conservative Christian, a past literary editor of National Review and now speech writer to President Bush, has amazed his fellow conservatives by publishing Dominion: The Power of Man, the Suffering of Animals and the Call to Mercy, an eloquent polemic against abuse of animals, culminating with a devastating description of factory farming.

In 1945, with the war almost over, Dresden was firebombed by the Allies with devastating results, but for Klemperer, whose description of the attack is densely vivid, it is a reprieve.

His deconstruction of "Romneycare" was the most detailed and powerful of any candidate at any of the debates, and his description of Mr. Gingrich was devastating.

Recognizable descriptions of the disease occur in European literature from the Middle Ages on, and devastating epidemics of typhus continued to occur intermittently throughout Europe in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries.

Judge Eliyahu Winograd's description of Olmert's failings was simply devastating.

Diabetic micro- and macroangiopathy are devastating vascular complications of diabetes.

Then he gave her a detailed description of the horrors of the locust epidemic that was devastating Sudan.