Sentence examples for image of devastation from inspiring English sources

Every image of devastation was shadowed by how we knew it had looked just a few days before.

Here's what caught my eye in the book room this week: The cover for the paperback edition of Rawi Hage's IMPAC Dublin Award-winning novel "De Niro's Game": if it's possible for an image of devastation to be beautiful, this certainly qualifies.

By Andrea Walker August 12, 2008 Here's what caught my eye in the book room this week: The cover for the paperback edition of Rawi Hage's IMPAC Dublin Award-winning novel "De Niro's Game": if it's possible for an image of devastation to be beautiful, this certainly qualifies.

3. WAXAHATCHEE "American Weekend" (Don Giovanni) Purple bruises, charred tatters, scattered breaths: only images of devastation can capture this album.

The world is growing accustomed to seeing images of devastation, from earthquakes or calamitous storms, as they unfold.

Click here to see a gallery of images of devastation from Typhoon Haiyan Hundreds or possibly thousands more are feared dead elsewhere in the country.

Tumult and equilibrium: it is not easy to marry these images of devastation and death on the one hand, patient purpose on the other.

Click here to see a gallery of images of devastation from Typhoon Haiyan A flurry of major international relief teams is expected to arrive in the coming days, but they face a challenge navigating their way through the devastated terrain.

The televised images of devastation in the crowded Gaza Strip and the large asymmetry in deaths, especially of civilians, have created an uproar in the Arab world and the West reminiscent of 2006.

"This was the first clear view of the damaged area," said Sean C. Ahearn, director of the Center for the Analysis and Research of Spatial Information at Hunter College, where researchers are transforming the data collected by the instrument into haunting three-dimensional images of devastation.

Tim Walker ALI ABBAS In a war that delivered many images of devastation and despair, one hit a nerve more than any other – that of a 12-year-old boy, who had lost both arms and suffered severe burns over 60 per cent of his body when a US missile struck his home, killing his entire family and many of his relatives.