devastation

The other day she looked at the devastation for the first time.

A year later, they are still coming to terms with such devastation.

The world war had brought much devastation to many people.

Now you come out and there's devastation across the street.

Almost all saw the devastation but cannot understand why it happened.

Is this what the devastation of war means, I asked myself?

And, given the devastation she was feeling, no one else would do.

"Most people coming into a situation like this have already had great devastation in their lives," he said.

The worst of the devastation is not to be seen.

"Is the money worth the devastation that could happen to our people?"

"We need to have the means to control the devastation," he said.

As she finished, the woman looked around at the devastation.

After about half an hour they came upon a scene of devastation.

That was the first time I really knew what the word devastation meant.

Is this not just going to lead to more land devastation in an ever growing population?

The election will be decided by the devastation of 2012/13 to come.

Their real devastation is apparent only to those who stop and look.

At the time, just showing devastation may have been enough.

Little but the old residents stand in the way of the devastation.

Yet it seemed appropriate in the face of such devastation.

Not a man, woman, or child would survive the devastation to come.

The French left behind them a scene of total devastation.

After the devastation of 2004 and 2005, the 2006 season has come as a relief.

"Not even in war have I seen this kind of devastation," he said.

But I've seen too much death and devastation in the past decade not to question that.