Sentence examples for more shattering effect from inspiring English sources
It had a much more shattering effect on me than Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
But its effect would be far more shattering - and for a change in a positive manner.
Still, her mad scene makes a shattering effect.
"It's like this sort of shattering effect," she said.
This was a still more remarkable reversal, and consequently even more shattering for Pakistan, than Watkins' single day of glory.
He began to talk about dicey mortgages and abusive credit products and their shattering effect on families, Ms. Warren recalled.
These traumas have a shattering effect on children's mental and physical health and are linked to a wide range of problems, from addiction to suicide.
The wild and unpredictable emotional swings render the inevitable conclusion all the more shattering, as the film lays bare the price of friendship and the gall of betrayal.
Accounts of cash donations in paper bags and payments from secret Swiss accounts have had a shattering effect on the party.
"Ah, Wilderness!," ironically, I could take or leave, but the other two plays had a shattering effect on my young mind.
Such alliances in countries like Germany or France would have a shattering effect on the broad thrust of postwar politics, threatening further moves toward European integration.
