Sentence examples for most devastating talents from inspiring English sources
One of Steve Jobs' most devastating talents is in knowing when he is right.
Kinshasa Symphony and Choir This astonishing Congolese orchestra, formed in the crucible of one Africa's most horrific conflicts, represents one of the great stories of hope, talent, hard work and musical joy flowering in the most devastating of situations.
The most devastating accusation levelled against the England players is the charge that in their home teams they rely on the talent of all the foreign players in the Premiership.
The most devastating moment for both men came in 1993, when "60 Minutes" portrayed Arnett as an opportunistic abuser of black talent and Dial as a simplistic dupe; the piece set back Arnett's efforts and delayed acclaim for Dial, who is now in his mid-eighties, and frail.
It is her astonishing talent to be able to take events so familiar that they seem anodyne and turn them into the most devastating social and human critique.
It is the most devastating conclusion.
Bradley's injury was the most devastating development Friday.
And, most devastating of all, old-fashioned prevention has flopped.
The most devastating occurrence was the flood of November 1966.
Ms Kroes saved her most devastating criticism for last.
But that wasn't near my most devastating loss whatsoever.
