Sentence examples for devastating impression of from inspiring English sources

Least anticipated of all came rock 'n' roll's fists-flying next generation revival on the small Transmission Stage, as Ireland's well-coached Strypes (average age: 15) gave an unexpectedly devastating impression of Dr Feelgood in their prime.

The problem is not that he is familiar as Ross on "Friends," but that he hopelessly embraces the cliché of the mean-spirited leader, creating a devastating impression of the shows to come.

Rather, it was the delivery -- the stumbling over words, the compulsive ear scratching, the mumbling and sudden laughter -- that left the devastating impression of a prep-school kid striving for a B in public speaking.

Infantry were unavailable and the British could have been expected to still be "under the devastating impression of seeing [their] vanguard totally destroyed in such a short time".

This moment is as devastating an impression of a powerful man facing the end as we are ever likely to have.

But the overall impression left by this devastating film is of the global economy as a dog-eat-dog world where the usual culprits, the United States and its multinational corporate clients, have the advantage.

Wessel reinforces the impression that the former president failed to engage with the financial crisis, with devastating accounts of White House gatherings where Bush displayed little interest in the debacle.

"It was devastating for all of us".

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

The impression of unclaimed chaos and the shots of burning cars, devastated shopkeepers and hooded youth lent credibility to claims that this was nothing more than young hooligans running amok.

That gives the impression of weightlessness.