Sentence examples for overwhelming devastation from inspiring English sources

Overwhelming devastation in Fort McMurray — Don Scott (@DonaldKScott)May 4, 2016.

President Obama and Gov. Chris Christie toured the destruction caused by superstorm Sandy by helicopter today, taking in the overwhelming devastation on the Jersey shore.

First, the bad news: Everywhere we travelled in the three West African countries affected by Ebola, we saw or heard about alarming gaps in our collective response, and the overwhelming devastation Ebola continues to inflict on the communities who are often just getting back on their feet after years of conflict and repression.

Undoubtedly, Jung's liberation from his mentor was as unnerving as it was exciting, and in the fall of 1913 he had a series of waking visions that disturbed him both for their overwhelming, bloody devastation, and because he could not interpret them.

A batch of them, timed to go off near-simultaneously and secreted on a series of trains, will cause devastation, overwhelming security services, wrecking vital infrastructure and creating widespread panic, all at minimal effort and expense to the terrorists.

Six months ago I couldn't walk across a room, I couldn't put clothes on, let alone sing because of complications brought on by CF. I remember the tears of devastation overwhelming me, not because I couldn't bound up the steps like I used to, but because I couldn't sing.

UNICEF Director says death and devastation overwhelming NEW YORK, 3 January 2005 - UNICEF is warning that early estimates of the number of children killed by the tsunami in Sri Lanka are too low.

The rubble and the devastation were overwhelming, but what was especially interesting to me was the empty space.

The scope of the devastation is overwhelming and the urge to help is offset by feelings of helplessness: how to choose a relief agency that's making the maximum impact?

Still, overwhelming is overwhelming.

When crises hit, the lawyers from Lone Star have answers to the overwhelming questions that follow the devastation: What if you lost your job because of the storm?