Sentence examples for devastating images from inspiring English sources

Devastating images showing the complete destruction of coral colonies on the Great Barrier Reef have been obtained by Guardian Australia and illustrate what is happening to coral there that would fill an area the size of Scotland.

The endless stream of devastating images after the hurricane — low-slung bungalows washed from their foundations, mud-sluiced sitting rooms, the contents of entire homes bogged with seawater and junked on the curb — have one thing in common: the destruction was ground-level, in the sea's path.

As those devastating images flashed around the world, the operation in North Waziristan finally got the go-ahead after years of stalling.

Even before the devastating civil war that began four years ago, the perception of life in Syria in Europe and North America was often stereotypical – centred around images of Bedouins living in the desert rather than the cosmopolitan sophistication of Damascus – or downright negative, with devastating images of war and destruction.

Two formal U.S. military engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan, both Muslim majority countries and one "informal" one deploying armed drones in Pakistan leave devastating images of the West interfacing with Islam.

I thought of Lear's cry this week when, on Twitter and Facebook, I saw devastating images of parents and loved ones in states of excruciating mourning from Gaza to Ferguson.

Her appearance in the beautiful, devastating final image suggests that even the most exquisite world weariness is no defense against an emptiness far deeper than fashionable ennui.

"House Yard Field Kitchen/You Became Mammie Mama Mother and Then, Yes, Confidant--Ha". These words accompany a trio of photographs of female slaves, and reveal those images' devastating truths.

We refuse to undertake such restoration, however, because it would devastate the image of antiquity we've inherited from the Renaissance.

The film ends on an ambiguous image, devastating in its simplicity.

Mayor Stephanie Rawhongs-Blannouncedannounced Friday that she will not seek re-election, has never managed to control the way she comes across onscreen or in print, and in a time of real crisis for Baltimore following the death of Freddie Gray, her media mistakes have been devastating to her image.