devastatingly's Usage Examples:

Grapeshot was devastatingly effective against massed infantry at short range, and was used against.

from the classic progressive era that spawned them, into a lighter but devastatingly funky take on house.

by his finger-style acoustic guitar playing – has been described as "devastatingly bleak".

I would say, in a way, devastatingly so.

songs are imbued with the same strikingly disconsolate singing and devastatingly poignant prose that J.

story of what happened after the end of the country's civil war so devastatingly depicted in Channel 4's Killing Fields documentaries.

It is described as a lighthearted yet devastatingly accurate social satire about the hip young fashion slaves of New York.

practice to get right, and was expensive of time and resources, but was devastatingly effective.

One reviewer called the album "devastatingly beautiful," and another described the album as "musing on the values.

The Allmusic review by Thom Jurek states "This is a devastatingly fine gig, and one of the best Taylor played the entire month he was.

During World War II, the Cova establishment and the nearby La Scala were devastatingly affected by the 1943 bombings of Milan.

Britain's boycott had become devastatingly effective, with Iranians "becoming poorer and unhappier by the day".

Mojo described Davies as being in possession of "a devastatingly powerful voice".

but when you strip them away, it's still Sawyer's elegantly simple, devastatingly effective nymph.

Though the experience was "devastatingly hard", they wrote songs of praise to God and attempted to encourage.

Finland was scourged again during the war of 1741–43, although less devastatingly.

the first and best of the hardcore punk acts to take the simple, yet devastatingly effective formula laid down by Discharge and play it as fast, hard,.

The blade was sharpened only on the inside and was reputed to be devastatingly effective.

the other hand, it has an exceptional resistance to cold; after the devastatingly hard winter of 1956, when most French olive orchards were destroyed.

During attempted attack on Antwerp, he was devastatingly defeated in the Battle of Kallo (1638), in which his only son, 17-year-old.