Sentence examples for physically devastated from inspiring English sources
"We were emotionally and physically devastated".
The escalating exodus, department officials acknowledge, presents perhaps the greatest continuing challenge to a department emotionally and physically devastated by the terror attacks.
The only conceivable scenarios for the conflict's outcome are dismally bleak.A victory for the regime of Bashar Assad would perpetuate a cruel dictatorship in a physically devastated, psychologically traumatised and politically isolated land.
Mr. Green was one of thousands of New Yorkers — physically devastated, mentally depleted, without hope of recovery and without surrogates — for whom the prolongation of life at all costs was the only legally sanctioned course of treatment.
Turley, a nine-year veteran, has risked the ire of the N.F.L. players union to raise the awareness for retired N.F.L. players who have been financially and physically devastated by the injuries they sustained while playing football.
Scholarly thought experiments were one thing, but this was a man she adored — a man with whom she shared a rich and passionate life for more than 30 years — who was now physically devastated but still free, as she knew he had to be, to make a choice that would cause her anguish.
An unexpected, unwanted pregnancy can be mentally, emotionally and physically devastating for a woman.
The economy, even in a slow recovery, did not physically devastate cities the way Katrina did.
Even a few days in an I.C.U. can be physically devastating immediately afterward, said Dr. Naeem Ali of Ohio State University.
As Nancy Pace, a 33-year-old mother-to-be in her 10th week of bed rest in Philadelphia, said, "Who cares, really, what happens to my body, if my baby is born healthy and full-term?" But there's growing evidence that the complete immobility of bed rest is more physically devastating to an expectant mom than she or her obstetrician may expect.
"Our Shaken Faith in Football: Should Christian fans step away from such a physically devastating, violent sport?" Christianity Today, September 5, 2013, Views/Speaking Out.
