Sentence examples for was quite devastating from inspiring English sources

"It was quite devastating," Skok said.

"The night of the bombing, it was quite devastating".

"It was a very sobering experience, the result was quite devastating," said Michael Skibbe, Germany's assistant coach.

An interview with Nikki's sister, who, like Nikki, suffers from muscular dystrophy, was quite devastating: due to an employer's unwillingness to let her have a parking space in the car park, she fell over while walking from her car and fractured an ankle.

"All we want people to know is that it was quite devastating to be covered in poop, and I hope it never happens to anybody else," Allan said.

The enthusiastic crowd burst out in to loud cheers, which was quite devastating to a thirteen-year old coming to terms with his sexual orientation.

A spokesman for the magazine publisher Conde Nast described the news as "so sad" and said the company was "quite devastated" by McQueen's death.

For a youngster it's quite devastating.

Her mum is given to pronouncing earnestly: "'I just don't think it's realistic.' She's very encouraging, but can be quite devastating.

And the consequence of that for everybody who owns a home would be quite devastating.

Photo Credit: NOAA The new regulations are quite devastating for New England fishermen and fishing communities that have relied on catching cod.