Sentence examples for devastating remarks from inspiring English sources

After that touching peroration, perhaps Trump could lend some of his wisdom to Romney, who, in many people's eyes, is still associated with his unseemly, and ultimately devastating, remarks about the shiftless "forty-seven per cent".

Insouciance and suavely devastating remarks are not his style.

Armored from head to toe in a sleek sheath of cynicism, this brusque and brutish fellow casually spits out devastating remarks in a silky, dark chocolate monotone that hardly softens the blows.

A statement from Women and the Church (WATCH), which campaigns for women in the episcopate, called the decision and "devastating" and remarked that 74% of synod had in fact voted for the legislation.

War is bleak and brutal and sometimes you pay the price in surprising ways: Sansa, cruelly mistreated – few lines have ever been as devastating as her remark to Jon that "no one can protect me" – has embraced her own darker side and that scene served notice that it is she and not Jon who will rule Winterfell.

The remarks proved devastating to the company as shoppers deserted its stores and 300 were closed.

Alistair Darling, leader of the Better Together campaign to keep the Union, argued the governor's remarks were "devastating" for the Scottish government's currency plans.

Understanding Hillary Clinton's record hopefully helps explain why so many AIDS activists and LGBT people were devastated by her remarks about the Reagans.

The remark devastated him.

And on Tuesday, some Republicans warned that the fallout from the latest uproar — notably from remarks by GOP Assemblyman and gubernatorial candidate Tim Donnelly — could be devastating.

Absent from his remarks was any acknowledgment that the effects of hardline policing can be devastating.