Sentence examples for most shattered from inspiring English sources

If any group of people could be said to have been the most shattered by Hurricane Katrina, it was those who were left in Renaissance Village and other temporary housing when the Federal Emergency Management Agency began to phase out housing aid almost three years after the storm.

But the Thing draws most of its content and substance from the most shattered period and wilder precincts of New York jazz, just before and just after John Coltrane's death in 1967 — when form seemed to be up for grabs; small-group energies grew either more agitated or more calm; and sound, the texture and density of it, was paramount.

Have a listen to his The Chagall Windows from 1974, one of his last works to use serial principles, and one of his most shattering.

And Entourage's Adrian Grenier is as famous for his work as an environmentalist as he is for his acting, and he most recently shattered the record for the most expensive bottle of whiskey ever sold at auction, bidding it off for $94,000 benefiting SHFT's green initiatives.

It was Richardson's home base, and he coveted the responsibility of rebuilding the most famous shattered leg in racing.

Most breakables were shattered in the earthquake, So citizens munched off paper plates, with dirty fingers.

There are rules for American presidential races and Paul's campaign has shattered most of them.

Darrow managed to stay out of prison, but the scandal shattered most of his ties to the labor movement.

Several other panes of glass in the doors were also shattered, most likely kicked in by Mr. Whittemore, the police said.

Well into the war, when idealism should have been shattered, most Sarajevans still believed they could preserve a multicultural space in their city.

They had shattered most of his "million-man army" except for its elite Republican Guards, held in reserve to defend the regime against the wrath of the people.