Sentence examples for felt decimated from inspiring English sources
In Hyrule Warriors, the player can feel invincible, decimating the opposition with a range of stylish attacks.
"It was an élite school at one point, but Thomas felt it was decimated by integration".
"And what started there was a feeling in the city of some shame and denial and some, 'we've-got-to-change-this culture because it's doing damage to the city.'" Gentry, 73, said the losses were felt deeply because they decimated an active core of volunteers.
Some loss can feel this decimating, and it is.
However, the Metropolitans turned it down; coach Pete Muldoon felt that with the Canadiens decimated by the flu, it wouldn't be sportsmanlike to claim the title.
"Decimated houses, decimated health care, decimated schools.
They felt the "quiet" imposed on them decimated their businesses.
Sharratt, now in her 50s, couldn't find a job in a St Louis economy decimated by the recession, and felt discriminated against due to her age.
A particularly acute alarm has been felt at how the massive structure would "decimate the landscaping and greenery" in the stadium area, to quote a group seeking to keep, and simply refurbish, the existing national stadium.
The day after it, you will face the reality of living together and if you've already decimated the savings, it will feel deflating.
