Sentence examples for much shattered from inspiring English sources

He had a schizophrenic breakdown and that pretty much shattered the marriage.

Otherwise, any stereotype of Americans being openly intolerant or bigoted was pretty much shattered during my first 24 hours wandering around under a veil.

It took the man who did so much to shatter the music biz dominance of the Great American Songbook just eight words to encapsulate a half-century's worth of love, laughs, tunes, and, yes, yelling: "Carl never forgave me for rock 'n' roll".

So the next time, probably in the next five minutes, when they are approached by yet another stranger who treats them if they are old friends, I hope they can be at peace knowing it's really just their own fault for making us love them that much, by shattering our defenses by causing helpless laughter for which we will forever hold them in our hearts.

The impact shattered much of Ms. Quintiliano's left leg below the knee.

He and Fairbanks had much in common: shattered, messy childhoods, and fathers who drifted away and turned to drink.

The powerful blast shook the Dama Rose hotel and shattered much of its glass, Ikhbariyeh TV reported.

The peak of transportation coincided with a panic brought on by the Industrial Revolution, which was held to have destroyed family structures (working mothers caused much alarm) and shattered traditional values.

Yesterday Newt Gingrich outlined the Republican strategy going forward, saying that the Democrats "will have destroyed their party much as Lyndon Johnson shattered the Democratic Party for forty years" by signing civil rights into law.

"It's as much about the shattered dreams of a company like Atari," said Jonathan Chinn of Lightbox Entertainment, the production company making the excavation documentary, at the SXSW festival this year.

Not a mosaic so much as a shattered image, with white tracers boiling in the spaces in between, or so Ida imagined, so that all the bird really saw was a kind of luminescent netting.