Sentence examples for devastating feelings from inspiring English sources

A good therapist will provide the space to talk about all this: your regrets, your fears, the early relationships that shaped you, and, yes, why this rejection unleashed such devastating feelings.

While break ups are filled with devastating feelings of loss, they also carry the potential to teach us about ourselves and any relationship patterns that are not productive.

"The problem with vengeance," Safer said, "is that it's an effort to deny or undo an experience of suffering by turning the tables — by making the victim the aggressor — without working through the devastating feelings". Safer said that many who sustained themselves with the hope of Bin Laden's violent demise have never made sense of how their inner world changed on Sept. 11.

This was his chance to say, "Yes, I was really messed up because when I found out I had HIV, I went into a drug and alcohol rampage to try to soothe the shock and pain and all the other devastating feelings you have".

She found the diagnosis days later devastating, feeling a "tidal wave of shame" hit her in the student health centre.

From the Russian crew struggling not to give in to despair, to the botanist who secretly brings bees from the space station's garden to sting Janice in an attempt at complementary treatment – "their dry little feet affixed with rubber cement so they won't drift" – these are told with a level of clear, devastating feeling that is too often diluted elsewhere in the book.

She'll never forget the devastating feeling of realising such a mistake.

It is a horribly devastating feeling to not be able to reproduce.

Unless supporting Welland, the audience was devastated, feeling especially sorry for Stansby, one of the gentle men and gentlemen of the game.

Another £6,000 down the drain and you are left with a devastated feeling.

From ghazal 1683 Many of the poems in his divan express the devastating, disorienting feeling of loss that Rumi experienced when Shams left Konya, abandoning Rumi in order to wean him away from the need for a spiritual guide, and compel him to pursue his own path.