Sentence examples for going to devastate from inspiring English sources

"In a setting like this, the idea that we're going to devastate our military is simply unacceptable," Mr. Romney said.

"I'm not going to say it's going to devastate us," said Paul Sliva, a rice farmer in Matagorda County.

And that is also -- that exact same phenomenon is going to devastate the Police Department unless we do something.

"That was a blow, because I knew it was going to devastate him – and it did, and that really upset me".

"That was a blow, because I knew it was going to devastate him – and it did, and that really upset me," Lemmy said.

"My first response was, Is this going to devastate the kids?" Andrew Cherlin, a sociology professor at Johns Hopkins University, said: "The shift in attitudes and behavior is very real.

"The people here are devastated, everyone's devastated, the community is going to be devastated.

"It's going to absolutely devastate the community".

Avoid condescension or superiority in tone of voice, and avoid sounding hurt or insulted, as in "Oh man, I'm so angry I'm going to completely devastate you with a verbal comeback".

"It's going to be devastating.

"He [Stokes] is going to be devastated.