Sentence examples for devastating reading from inspiring English sources
It made devastating reading.
Now he has gathered his thoughts in a forthcoming article for Military Review that makes devastating reading.
Yet an analysis of its findings by Democracy International, an American election-monitoring group, makes for devastating reading for Mr Karzai.
The Panelbase survey of 1,020 voters, ahead of local elections in May, represents an all-time low for Labour and makes devastating reading for Kezia Dugdale's party, which has dominated Scotland's councils in recent years.
Ms. West's handling of Berlin's "Supper Time," the lament of a mother who doesn't know how to tell her children that their father was lynched, was given a devastating reading that balanced stoicism and tragedy, as she built it steadily into a barely contained howl of grief.
And as the Scots gear up for this week's referendum on independence, it makes devastating reading.
This is certainly not a book for younger readers, but even with its rough edges, it's a powerful, devastating read for older teens.
It's Entourage directed by Bergman; it's the great 90s novel a quarter of a century too late; it's a devastating read that will leave your heart, like the Grinch's, a few sizes larger.
On one panel, a line of devastating understatement reads, "No British representation in Florence 11 June 1940 to 1 Feb. 1945".
Lindsay, who was left "devastated" after reading some of the vicious reviews that ran before the movie, decided to spare herself the pain and ignore the live debate on Twitter that erupted as the film debuted Sunday night, according to her mother.
