Sentence examples for supposed devastation from inspiring English sources

It struck me about three seconds in, with what I suppose was meant to be an ominous shot of an empty subway car, one of many images of the supposed devastation wrought by President Obama — or "President Zero," as he's called here.

While these attacks are coded as standing up against the supposed devastation caused by "illegals," they are in fact Latino bashing with a faux legalistic veneer.

The 15,000-lb "daisy cutter", which is supposed to spread devastation over a broad area, was not previously seen as a weapon to be used against what the Pentagon calls "hard and deeply buried targets".

When LeBron James left the Cavaliers, the devastation was supposed to be complete.

The exception to the devastation of South Kalimantan is supposed to be the national parks.

But contrary to the triumphalist success story, the city's supposed "rebirth," just like the scenes of devastation in 2005, showcases a story of US decline.

The oil that got away was supposed to have helped power civilization, not spew waste and devastation.

Historically, devastation funds don't go where they're supposed to.

In the wake of the 2004 tsunami, pictures of Fiji "mermaids" circulated on the Internet as supposed examples of items that had washed up amid the devastation, though they were no more real than Barnum's exhibit.

The only time Europeans experienced relative demographic homogeneity – that era of supposed tranquillity – was in the wake of Hitler's and Stalin's devastations.

The next day, which was supposed to be the first day of classes at the New School, he drove to Manhattan and jogged down the river to see the devastation up close.