Sentence examples for devastating to think that from inspiring English sources

It was devastating to think that my daughter was bought and sold.

"It's just devastating to think that my mother grew up here, I grew up here, my daughter grew up here, but her kids won't," she said, yet tried to sound hopeful.

Their stories were deeply distressing and as a father it is devastating to think that any child should have to suffer like this," said UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador David Beckham.

"That makes it even more devastating, to think that I had played some role in it".

"I think people would be devastated to think that 1998 is not what we thought it was, that it was in some way a fabrication of the truth," said Peter Roby, director of the Center for the Study of Sport in Society at Northeastern University in Boston.

Bohlka said he was devastated to think that trans people, who had already endured so much violence and harassment, would have to face tragedy in an arts space meant to be a place where they could gather and feel welcome.

I am sure the radio listeners of Bristol would be devastated to think they might have missed out on that.

While history repeatedly shows the resilience and strength of black children and families, it devastates me to think that society might one day become so numb to statistics like those above that future generations of black boys and girls will start accepting racism this deadly as "normal".

"But the lads are devastated in there and it comes to something when Crawley Town go to Bramall Lane and draw and the players are devastated, so I think that's a measure of how far we've come".

I know they were devastated because I think that was the first time that they realized that, 'This is different than anything we have ever experienced.' " Washburn has often sought counsel from Lechnir, who likes to maintain friendships with his players after they leave his Division III program; Washburn won a national championship as a redshirt freshman in 1994.

"She told me what the baby was called and said that, although she was devastated, it brought her some comfort to think that her milk could help a baby on the other side of the county".