Sentence examples for devastating half from inspiring English sources

Plath's poetry is so devastating half a century later because she doesn't excuse anyone or anything, least of all herself.

A fucking hurricane is devastating half of Texas and trump is pardoning Joe Arpaio and banning trans people from the military.

The Crows recorded 10 centre clearances to North's three in a devastating opening half of football under their new boss.

About $700 million of the new money would go to replenish accounts depleted by the high cost of firefighting in a year likely to be the most devastating in half a century.

During his address to a national security meeting in the capital, Taipei, Mr. Ma described the storm as the most devastating in half a century and conceded that the reconstruction work might be "even more difficult and cumbersome" than the rescue efforts, which some have criticized as too slow.

Juventus's goals all came in a devastating first-half spell when the Argentinian forward Paulo Dybala scored twice, with the second a penalty, while Sami Khedira and Alex Sandro claimed the others.

None more so than at a raucous Estadio Monumental on 8 June 2005, when just under 50,000 fans bore witness to a devastating first-half display in which Argentina danced around a spellbound Brazil, their rhythmic passing providing a joyous backing track as they raced into an insurmountable 3-0 leagainstnsthehe world champions to seal World Cup qualification.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing, of course, and perhaps it will pay off against Chelsea at Wembley on Sunday but, as the goals flew in from Mario Gómez and Mohamed Salah during a devastating second-half spell for Fiorentina, there was an overwhelming sense that this was an opportunity missed.

Bayern Munich put in a devastating first-half performance to overcome a first-leg deficit and beat Porto to reach the Champions League semi-finals.

The As problem in Bangladesh is perhaps the most devastating, because about half of the total 6 11 million hand-pumped tube wells yield drinking water with As concentrations > 10 μg/L, the drinking-water guideline recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) [ British Geological Survey (BGS) 2001; Smith et al. 2000].

Not half as devastating as someone dropping a felt pen on your new Prada shoes.