Sentence examples for to be devastated by something from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of like the old argument about if somebody dies, is it better for the family to know it's coming or to be devastated by something sudden; obviously death is death, but maybe it softens the blow when you can prepare for it".

Her sister Jalila is said to be "devastated" by Ms Henry's actions.

Honeybees' ranks continue to be devastated by the mysterious syndrome known as colony-collapse disorder.

"Just the idea of being overwhelmed by something, being devastated by something — an obsession that dominates your mind.

Mr. Merillat said he was close to being devastated by those decisions.

'Fans would be devastated by relegation'.

"The people here are devastated, everyone's devastated, the community is going to be devastated.

Before the game, a reporter referred to fans being devastated by the loss to Minnesota.

"And by the way, this all started, Martha, when we had thousands and thousands of people in Phoenix, Arizona, and John -- who, by the way, are devastated by illegal immigration, something I'm very proud to have brought to the forefront," Trump said.

Alex Carlile described some of my evidence obtained by research to be "devastating".

"It's going to be devastating.