Sentence examples for obvious devastation from inspiring English sources
Clever chapter breaks, written as weather reports, act as the book's section dividers, prompting us to note firsthand the obvious devastation and subtle miracles that occur as the hurricane arrives and then departs.
Even harder to watch than the actual routine was Pamela's obvious devastation.
The devastation was obvious.
At Sierra Chincua, another of the hard-hit sanctuaries, the devastation was less obvious to visitors than at Rosario, with most of the victims out of sight, off the main path.
For Taylor Beery, a native who worked as policy director for President George W. Bush's Office of Gulf Coast Rebuilding, the two sports arenas "were the most obvious and emotional examples of the devastation Katrina caused".
But if the storm's devastation here is not as obvious as it is in beach towns, it still runs deep.
The worst-of-times side seems obvious — the companies that are struggling due to the "devastation of certain business models," particularly reliance on big platforms like Facebook, and on an online ad business that's currently "under tremendous pressure".
The devastation above ground at the World Trade Center site is obvious to anyone with a television set.
It was a really peaceful tent and it was so obvious that the mums were so grateful to have this place away from the devastation outside.
South Wales and Mississippi are not obvious cousins, but the experiences of Al Lewis and Alva Leigh – respectively of those parishes – entwine seamlessly on Rubble, a song that laments the social devastation left by closed mines and Hurricane Katrina.
