Sentence examples for has really shattered from inspiring English sources

"This experience has really shattered my trust in government," said Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, a Flint pediatrician whose research showed a spike in lead poisoning among children after the city switched its water supply in 2014.

In the message, which Mr. Britt turned over to the authorities, Mr. Schrenker insisted that the windshield had really shattered, causing a loss of cabin pressure and a condition known as hypoxia, which "can cause people to make terrible decisions".

"A lot of recent discoveries have really shattered the idea of a linear progression of evolution that classic chimp-to-human [image] that you see on t-shirts.

It seems like that barrier has really been shattered in the American theater.

We look to corporate boardrooms, where the glass ceiling hasn't really shattered.

"I would have been shattered, really shattered, if they had said no," he confessed.

"We've got a really shattered group of players in the rooms.

Mike Griffiths, head of Northampton School for Boys, told the select committee that hundreds of headteachers, like him, had seen their students "hopes and dreams really shattered" by the fiasco.

But you know what really shattered me was when all of a sudden this has spread all over the world.

"The students really shattered my expectations for the mini-project," says Hartwig. "I had originally conceived it as a "build-a-better-box" exercise to get the students into the shop and learn some prototyping tools.

And Noyce's death really shattered Jobs, more than just about anyone.