Sentence examples for devastating experiences from inspiring English sources
Leveson said that people such as the McCanns and the parents of Milly Dowler had "devastating" experiences at the hands of the press, and that parts of the industry viewed celebrities as little more than "fair game".
She needed longer sessions — requiring time to settle in and feel safe, and time to check and see what was stirring within, and time to allow herself to witness the replay of devastating experiences that were haunting her, and finally time to recover from the often excruciating experiences she encountered.
At the Medical Foundation for the Care of Victims of Torture (now Freedom from Torture) in the mid-1990s, wherecognitioniof of social contexts and histories was essential, Sheila provided supervision to staff, who had to bear the impact of their clients' devastating experiences.
'It was one of the most devastating experiences,' she says.
Long-term unemployment is one of the most devastating experiences a person can endure, equal, according to some measures, to the death of a spouse.
There's no question when you lose a family member it could be one of the most devastating experiences of your life.
When people find themselves – quite suddenly – working for a discredited, even vilified, organisation, the guilt and shame by association can be a distressing, even devastating experience.
Dr Graham Dietz, senior lecturer at Durham Business School and co-author of the report Building and Restoring Organisational Trust, advises: "When people find themselves – quite suddenly – working for a discredited, even vilified, organisation, the guilt and shame by association can be a distressing, even devastating experience.
As he was entering his teens, Sen had what he calls another "devastating" political experience.
Indeed, the devastating European experience of religious war influenced the founders' thinking.
But they are also in the best position to know just how devastating the experience is for those who were unjustly accused.
