Sentence examples similar to remarkable devastation from inspiring English sources
The scale of the devastation is remarkable, and it's hard to imagine there won't be more like this one.
The devastation has been remarkable.
The film eventually turns its attention away from the devastation to examine the victims' remarkable stoicism, which it traces to Shinto religious traditions.
Their strength and dignity in the midst of so much devastation and pain is truly remarkable.
And yet, even in this population, there were sometimes "islands of ability," occasionally spectacular talents, shining through the devastation, precisely as Kanner and Asperger had described — remarkable numerical or graphic powers, for instance.
Japan has the world's third-largest economy, having achieved remarkable growth in the second half of the 20th Century after the devastation of World War II.
My Sunday column returned to what's become a recurring theme of mine: The remarkable political quiescence of Europeans in the face of the economic devastation wrought by their rolling disaster of a currency union.
Yet after decades of ecological devastation and social injustice, the Columbia's fisheries are en route to a remarkable comeback: This past year, more than 2 million salmon surmounted the Bonneville Dam.
While the nation hangs on stories of remarkable rescues by the more than 140,000 relief and medical workers involved in the effort, the grim realities of the enormous devastation that has destroyed this region are settling in.
