Sentence examples for true devastation from inspiring English sources

There are undoubtedly many more stories of Sandy's true devastation yet to emerge.

"I love that there was a way of recognizing the true devastation that's been wrought, the harm that's been done, without condemning the individual," she said.

"It's less than 600 miles from Mayflower, Ark., to the pipeline route through Nebraska — so perhaps she should make stops at both to see the true devastation of a tar sands spill and the risks that families would face before she schedules another speaking engagement promoting the pipeline," Ms. Wolf said in a statement.

As Morrison has explained: 'When I began, there was just one thing that I wanted to write about, which was the true devastation of racism on the most vulnerable, the most helpless unit in the society - a black female and a child.' This has broadened her appeal far beyond the realm of black studies and women's studies book lists.

I have gotten pretty close, and it is true devastation".

Goldman Sachs must use their next board meeting to come clean about the true devastation they've caused our economy.

This was all the more true after the devastation of Sept. 11.

Before and after satellite images have revealed the true extent of devastation in Kobani, where hundreds of thousands have fled fighting between Isis and those defending the town.

Our own limited experience is a poor guide to the true scale of devastation that surrounds us, and "a comprehensive picture of the changes happening across generations never truly comes into focus".

In a true moment of devastation a player will cover both her eyes with her hands or her entire face to block out the shame.

It's true, the postwar totalitarian devastation of half a continent is no longer news.