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The players found a friend in the Adagio movement of Mahler's otherwise unfinished 10th Symphony, devastating music made even more devastating by standing alone.
He discusses his style and motivation: "One can be more devastating by being gentler and kinder.
To get to the heart of what Ash is going through, he asks a simple question, made all the more devastating by the response.
But the circumstances that have drawn the characters together ultimately force them apart, and the film's last act is a prolonged sequence of separation, which Melville makes all the more devastating by avoiding any overt dramatics.
Even as it rubs your face in a numbing, general slaughter, the film handles individual deaths with restraint, making them more dignified and more devastating by averting its gaze.
This history of disaster is made more devastating by the fact that Eisenberg manages to give the reader this history in fragments, as though from a muttered phone conversation from another room just audible under the dinner party conversation you've been having with the funniest people you know.
Experts say measures taken to stop fires can end up causing more devastating ones by allowing the growth of small trees and underbrush, "ladder fuels" that ignite bigger trees.
None was more devastating than sustained by Phillips, who was found to have patella femoral arthritis in his left knee.
The new projections of sea-level rise by both studies are higher and potentially more devastating than earlier projections by international scientists who authored an Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report last year and U.S. scientists who wrote the federal government's National Climate Assessment, which was issued this month.
Mixed virus infections can cause livestock losses that are more devastating than those caused by single virus infections.
It said the rating reduction would be followed by more "devastating credit rating cuts" and global financial turbulence if the US failed to learn to "live within its means".
