Sentence examples for the most devastating of all from inspiring English sources
It is the most devastating of all of Hinton's novels.
Earthquakes have shaken Turkey periodically, the most devastating of all being in 1939, when nearly 33,000 people died.The question Turks are asking is why this week's tremor killed so many people.
Maybe the most devastating of all was "Ask the Lonely," in which, as the notes surge higher and higher, Stubbs sings about "a story of sadness, a story too hard to believe".
It was this third device, in the mainly gay Admiral Duncan pub in Old Compton Street, that was the most devastating of all, leaving three dead and 76 injured.
Robbing a nation of its historical memory is the most devastating of all larcenies because it opens the door to far worse crimes.
As I look back on my life, I see how each struggle in youth equipped me to handle future ones, including the most devastating of all, the sudden death of my beloved first child, Jessie, who was killed at age 61 by a hit a run driver four years ago.
Most devastating of all was a toxic fear of the H-word, the doctor: the trusted, powerful person who in treating me would damage me, in helping me would make me beg for help.
Miles establishes that while some malaria was present in parts of Melanesia before the Spanish arrived, it became much more widely spread afterward; leprosy came late, except perhaps in Fiji and the Solomons; venereal disease was [End Page 617] left behind whenever a ship landed; and, perhaps most devastating of all, explorers spread tuberculosis throughout the islands.
On the Republican side, Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina, said he would vote against the measure because "it locks us into more debt, bigger government and most devastating of all, a weakened defense infrastructure at a time when we face growing threats".
And, most devastating of all, old-fashioned prevention has flopped.
True, there would be no Stevie Wonder, no Gorillaz and, most devastating of all, no naked morris dancers.
