Would she have been less dependent on the approval of viewers and critics and more aware of the positive effect her book was having on splintered psyches and girls with short bangs everywhere?
Even more damning, protesters of different backgrounds quickly turned on one another, splintering the agendas of "pro-democracy" movements into competing sectarian, religious, and ethnic factions.
At once opaque and playfully fluid, this collage of images and sketches would appear to be Godard's loopy essay on splintered human communication in the iPhone age, but it's hardly fusty or nostalgic.
He describes the shocks that greeted the volunteers: "Savoury odours of fried food mixed with the foul stench of the outhouses…washed-out ads for Camels and Lucky Strikes painted on splintering wood; women bent over washboards", and the oppressive, stultifying heat of the humid South.
Just a few hundred feet from the encroaching river, Newtok's school sits perched on splintering wooden stilts, a T-shaped modular covered in peeling blue and white paint.
As writer Hamilton Nolan recently warned on Splinter, "An American journalist is going to get murdered as a direct result of our current political climate" because of "Trump's Goebbels-esque determination to hammer the public with the idea that Fake News Is The Enemy".
Sitting on a bed of splinters, Lobster roll in hand while watching the sun fade into the depths of the Vineyard Sound, reflect on your day with the smooth echoes of a legend.
A forest at the top of a cliff was pummeled to splinters on the beach.
Bob went to the next room, picked up Mike's new acoustic guitar, and smashed it to splinters on the floor.
In all, the armor totaled 261.67 t on the upper casemate, on the lower casemate, along the belt, 127.42 t on the bulkheads, on the splinter deck, on the barbettes, and 856.11 t on the conning tower for a total protection of.
