Sentence examples for morally devastated from inspiring English sources
According to Kathie, Spalding was "morally devastated" by their words.
And — again, as with Riis — this acquaintance is earned by way of more than pictures and homespun snippets: the pages of "You Have Seen Their Faces" are split almost evenly between text and image; Caldwell goes on at length, magisterial and morally devastated at turns, providing a real accounting of American exploitation, and of its casualties.
And again, as with Riis this acquaintance is earned by way of more than pictures and homespun snippets: the pages of "You Have Seen Their Faces" are split almost evenly between text and image; Caldwell goes on at length, magisterial and morally devastated at turns, providing a real accounting of American exploitation, and of its casualties.
To fail to do that, especially in the eyes of a child, desperate for moral order and a way out of war's chaos, is morally devastating.
Standing amid the debris of a Europe morally, politically and physically devastated by the second world war, Winston Churchill enthused in 1946: "If Europe were once united... there would be no limit to the happiness, to the prosperity and the glory which its 400 million people would enjoy".
"I'll be devastated, absolutely devastated".
