Sentence examples for devastating look from inspiring English sources

When I stepped out of my cell, my dad's face showed a devastating look of disappointment.

This is a furious, angry film about neocolonialism in Argentina, and it's the most devastating look at colonialism I've seen in nonfiction films.

To read: In the New York Times, Binyamin Appelbaum has a devastating look at the way the Fed failed to see the coming economic crisis: The transcripts of the 2006 meetings, released after a standard five-year delay, clearly show some of the nation's pre-eminent economic minds did not fully understand the basic mechanics of the economy that they were charged with shepherding.

What it's about: A devastating look at what went wrong in Iraq.

"Happy Valley" A devastating look beneath the surface of the Jerry Sandusky child abuse scandal at Penn State.

For a devastating look at what foreclosures do to a community, read this brilliant New Yorker piece by George Packer.

(Kehr) Nina Menkes (Friday through Thursday) On the occasion of the New York premiere of her new film, "Dissolution," Anthology Film Archives presents five earlier features by this ferociously inventive independent filmmaker, beginning Friday at 9 p.m. with "The Bloody Child," a devastating 1996 look at the effects of the Gulf War on one troubled veteran.

In the advert her devastating good looks lead to a host of fatal injuries among her male admirers.

"It's devastating, just looking back at that scene," said Mr. Lamm, 53, of Mineola, as he crossed the Manhattan Bridge.

"Don't Mind if I Do" is remarkably mum about the ways in which the young Mr. Hamilton's devastating good looks caught the notice of male directors when he hit Hollywood.

This is something the Nazis understood and used with devastating impact: just look at the cruel hook-nosed anti-semitic cartoons of Der Sturmer if you need proof.