Sentence examples for devastating kind from inspiring English sources

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 5 — For the Sacorafas family, history of the most devastating kind seems to have repeated itself.

The picture book "Missing Mommy," written and illustrated by Rebecca Cobb, and first published in Britain, in 2011, offers a more nuanced portrait of a far more devastating kind of loss.

Flame is a super weapon, a devastating kind of malware that can eavesdrop from the desktop of an infected computer.

The report is devastating, the kind of disclosure that should send a tremor through one's conscience.

You start off with a flat sound and you are pumping the volume pedal to build intensity, then at a certain point you kick in the vibrato, then at some point switch on the Lesley - a devastating final kind of smack round the head.

He told only Spencer and a few dorm mates how devastating this kind of failure felt, each poor grade another stinging punch bringing him closer to flunking out.

"It was kind of devastating.

The financial crisis and the slow recovery showed them that the United States was not immune to devastating crashes of the kind that wealthy people in emerging markets have tried to hedge against by investing abroad.

If Don't Go is devastating in an unedited kind of a way, The End is an exquisitely considered piece of work, with abstract states so effectively rendered as to seem, on the page, wholly literal.

"I know mistakes can happen, but this kind is devastating to the student and family," said Susan H. Wilmer, director of college counseling at the Brooks School in an e-mail message to other guidance counselors and admissions officials.

Epidemics like the black plague, smallpox, measles and today, AIDS, TB and malaria have dealt devastating impacts for human kind.