Sentence examples for devastating question from inspiring English sources

As politicians scramble to deny knowledge that this went on, we are left with the devastating question of how was this allowed to happen.

But, in the end, it is the threat of universal extinction hanging over all the world today that changes, totally and forever, the nature of reality and brings into devastating question the true meaning of man's history.

A young black teen in the audience asked a devastating question: "How come we [the black community] always have to be the ones fatally shot?" I was stunned and silenced by his question.

But, Mr. Corzine said, by appointing Mr. Cipel to a position in charge of domestic security in January 2002 -- even though he had no background in fighting terrorism -- Mr. McGreevey had committed the kind of profound error that would allow his political opponents to raise devastating questions about his judgment.

Last night was devastating, no question.

He said his wife had been devastated by questions from Brewer's barrister, Kate Blackwell QC, about whether she was telling the truth.

He was devastated and questioned how he would be able to continue, alone, after losing his wife of 62 years.

With his quietly devastating list of questions that Iraq has refused to answer -- where are the stores of anthrax and VX? where are the illegal missiles and the artillery shells stuffed with chemical weapons?

Keith Vaz, the chairman of the home affairs select committee, asked a question of devastating saccharine insincerity about the "war on sugar" against the "twin epidemics of obesity and type-II diabetes".

Tony Blair's claim that his Cabinet colleagues were fully aware of his determination to deal with Saddam Hussein has been bluntly called into question by devastating testimony from two of his most senior officials.

Drew Westen's recent critique of Barack Obama's presidency and Jonathan Chait's devastating rebuttal raise a question for me: what matters more in politics, messaging or mechanics?