Sentence examples for utterly ravaged from inspiring English sources

First, your investments would need to go to zero or be utterly ravaged by inflation.

His sparkly, baggy clothes and wildly befeathered hat covered what must be an utterly ravaged body.

Russia lies utterly ravaged and poisoned; its people are in a state of unprecedented humiliation, and are on the brink of perishing physically, perhaps even biologically.

But on the plus side, with Josh McCown back in the line-up and their opponents so utterly ravaged by injuries, Cleveland may actually get a win this weekend.

Other segments, however, were facing unemployment in the first place and have been utterly ravaged by the recession.

If all this proves correct (and there are plenty of "ifs" in Seba's scenario) the global oil industry would be utterly ravaged.

Minutes later, utterly poised, he told an audience and a nation ravaged by the Depression that they had "a rendezvous with destiny".

Those two fighting neighbours India and Pakistan have "utterly failed their populations, but bang their chests mightily" – they are societies ravaged by capitalism with a "lawlessness, desperation and ferocity" unlike anything in the corporate west.

By the same token, Europeans and Americans for centuries have approached Africa with stereotyped expectations dark continent, jungle, lions and crocodiles, savage tribes and lately, grinding poverty, racism, and a land ravaged by AIDs only to find those stereotypes both true and utterly wrong.

6 And Mardonius was so angry with them that he ravaged the entire countryside, razed the city to the ground, and utterly destroyed the temples that were still standing.

They have been ravaged.