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Somehow his silence makes it even more shattering.
An accompanying lithograph, made the same year in fervid tones of red and yellow, shows only Sophie's head and shoulders and is even more shattering.
The teary ending we expect never happens — and in some ways, the one we get is even more shattering.
This was a still more remarkable reversal, and consequently even more shattering for Pakistan, than Watkins' single day of glory.
The news is even more shattering for ordinary Pakistanis, who had hoped that victory on the playing field might give some reprieve and a cause of celebration to a country devastated by unrelenting militancy, continued political unrest and its worst floods in living memory.
After the splintery and darkly thrilling energy of the scherzo, which explodes into climaxes that are, in a way, even more shattering than those of the first movement since they seem so empty and random, the slow movement voices a genuine and intimate regret.
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Later, when adjustment can be delayed no longer, the jolt is all the more shattering.
We wanted more volume, more riots,... more broken dishes, more shattered glass.
No one is more shattered by this news than Pepper.
Her prevailing optimism is at times countered by introspective moments in which she discusses her troubles and doubts, and, even more candidly, her sexuality, shattering notions that those with paralysis are not sexual beings.
His friendship for and mentorship of Carrie have been heartwarming to behold, which makes his decision to throw her under the bus before a Senate committee seeking to put even more pressure on a shattered Agency shocking and poignant.
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