Sentence examples for devastation something from inspiring English sources

She said: "From such terrible devastation, something quite magical has come from this.

The higher the praise, the more it is expected and the bigger the devastation when something is hard for her.

"Amid the wreckage and devastation in Iraq this is something good, something hopeful, that we can paint a brighter spot on a wall to make people feel better and more optimistic," he said.

These miniature portraits of survival allow viewers, helplessly watching clip after clip of devastation, to feel like something is being done.

I know something of the devastation alcohol addiction can bring from experience within my own family.

In the Eighties, I made my first speech in Parliament saying we had to do something about the huge devastation of unemployment.

"What I was after is more like nuclear fission in which the explosion of something minuscule unlooses catastrophic, ungovernable devastation," he wrote in a 1992 afterword to some of his plays.

Considering the devastation that can occur if there's something wrong in the back office, this is sound advice.

Now that my initial devastation has diminished, I believe I should do something to make the company acknowledge its error.

And somehow I felt that I was doing something -- creating out of the devastation, expending private energy to heal the wound.

But it's part of a wider delusion: that natural devastation – hastened and magnified by manmade stupidity – is something that happens to others.