Sentence examples for wreaked on from inspiring English sources

Still, there's a problem: Sweeney wants to undo time, or the devastation that time has wreaked on his heart, but no one can go back, not really.

She is just one of many human stories emerging from the disaster wreaked on Grenfell Tower.

"God's just wrath shall be wreaked on a giant wrong".

The essay was accompanied by photographs of the destruction wreaked on England by German bombs.

Similar devastation was subsequently wreaked on 60 other cities across Japan.

In the process of uncovering that, she painstakingly unpicks the damage they wreaked on her.

And, along the way, we also saw the damage humans have wreaked on the world.

One poignant element of history addressed by "Queer History of Fashion" is the devastation AIDS wreaked on the industry.

Does anyone want to hear me detail to the dentist the havoc six-year molars have wreaked on my daughter?

The impact of the crisis was the peacetime equivalent of the devastation wreaked on public sector finances by war itself.

This preoccupation with mortality could be read as a legacy of the nuclear cataclysms wreaked on Japan.