They felt shattered about the claims she'd made in her life assessment – and confused.
Nelsons produces full-body impact: instead of shattering about your ears, the sound engulfs you.
The Russian Academy of Sciences estimated that the meteorite weighed about 10 tons and entered the Earth's atmosphere at a speed of at least 54,000 kph (33,000 mph), shattering about 30-50km 30-50km 18-32 18-32 ground.
From the day's stage winner, Mark Cavendish – now on 17 stage wins in four-and-a-bit Tours – to the Team Sky management, the consensus was that Wiggins had been on course to do something special before his aspirations were shattered about 40km from the finish of what was looking like a relatively routine stage, if one that was taking longer than scheduled due to a strong headwind.
Nothing Earth-shattering about the TVs themselves, but it's nice to see TV design's continued improvements.
There was nothing new to him, nothing different -- the same way he sees nothing earth-shattering about his being 7 years old and identifying as gay.
Like Hula House, Menage aims not merely to offer a voyeuristic experience, but to shatter myths about sex workers and raise awareness about working conditions, and the way that the attitudes of police and local councils put women sex-industry workers at risk.
Karin Agness, founder of the Network of enlightened Women, is trying to change that with #ShesConservative, a social media campaign that aims to shatter stereotypes about young Republicans.
The volunteers include a gay couple in their 30s who hope to shatter myths about gay sex, and a heterosexual couple in their early 20s who think people do not talk openly enough about sex.
Yet this new wave seems to have little in common with dissident classics like "The Gulag Archipelago," whose bleakly realistic depiction of Soviet labor camps helped shatter illusions about Communism.
