Sentence examples for shatter a from inspiring English sources

Could shatter a miner at 50 paces.

Occasionally such certitude can shatter a movie's release.

Violence is about to shatter a day at the beach.

No act of terrorism is strong enough to shatter a tradition that belongs to American history.

A bomb would blow up, shatter a few windows, flip a few cars.

The twin blows eventually helped shatter a $25 billion takeover of the company.

What happened that day, Dec. 19, 1995, was enough to shatter a vibrant neighborhood.

It has produced a level of abuse that would shatter a more fragile ego.

These are students, writes Anna M. Phillips, who could "shatter a classroom's composure or a school windowpane in an instant".

So could he be the person to shatter a stale consensus that endures from fear of seeming soft?

Even now, an accusation of sympathy with the Communist government — real or imagined — can shatter a reputation.