Sentence examples for potentially shattering from inspiring English sources
You could dwell on that potentially shattering sequence for the man whose serve was unbreakable until the bitter end, but that would be missing the point.
Last night the banks were grappling with a new and potentially shattering blow to their brand reputation and growing customer anger after similar glitches 18 months ago when IT problems locked many customers out of their accounts for several days.
Another joyous ending graces the suspenseful saga of a sock doll named Sniffle, related with homey Midwestern sincerity by Colleen Werthmann, playing a loving mother recalling a potentially shattering incident in the life of her youngest daughter, Ingrid.
He was aghast when Maxi Rodriguez failed to exploit a chance in front of an open goal that had been shaped by Steven Gerrard, the Argentine hitting the cross-bar from a back-sloping stance when a simple prod forward would have done some potentially shattering business.
If Mr. Trump successfully scuttles the GOP presidential election (and others), and claims that this was the whole point, he doesn't just win, he potentially shatters the party itself by reflecting all of its Paleolithic flaws -- and on such a tremendous stage that no one can deny it.
Even a shattered, potentially life-threatening Apple cell is better than a brand new, in box Anything Else at the AT&T Store (TM).
To articulate, or to say, is to put together, to draw fragments of an experience into a coherent narrative, a potentially devastating process if the experience was so overwhelming as to have been, like the author's own past, "shattering".
Then glass started shattering".
