Sentence examples for or shattered from inspiring English sources

It might be the chaotic English of a Mixo-Lydian refugee in a novel set during the war or the inane chatter of the beautiful Rose Fairweather, whose favorite adjectives are "dispiriting" and "shattering," though she has never been dispirited or shattered.

By the time he got on top of things, many lives had been lost or shattered.

Images were skewed, sandwiched, or shattered; radically cropped, utterly abstracted, or cut up and collaged.

And this camp is also a repository of sadness, of interrupted or shattered lives.

Under no circumstances should you use the words "foghorn" or "shattered glass".

And the shards themselves are evidence of something broken or shattered.

That's really the difference between Team USA struggling or shattering records.

Empowering American women can no longer focus only on women — on leveling playing fields or offering mothers "on-ramps" and "offramps" or shattering ceilings one at a time.

He did not go over the top and break an opponent's leg, or shatter an opponent's nose or cheekbone with an elbow.

The blast killed several people, but was far enough from the university where my sister teaches not to harm anyone on campus or shatter her windows.

If, indeed, the interest in Tyson-Lewis is feverish, does it follow that the promotion will approach or shatter pay-per-view records?