NOTHING earth-shattering, yet.
Maynard Smith emerges from his bank of laptops looking shattered, yet deservedly proud of the achievement.
This is brilliant from Steyn, who must be absolutely shattered yet is storming in like it's 11.02am.
"And then, I was dropped…my dreams felt shattered yet I knew I could never give up on my commitment to my music.
Shortly thereafter, the poo taboo was shattered yet again by the widely read front-page story in the New York Times about the link between toilets and malnutrition in children in India.
The "Harry Potter" franchise shattered yet another record on Sunday, securing nine awards for the London play, "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," at the Laurence Olivier Awards in the U.K. It's almost better than winning the Quidditch House Cup.
But there will be no avoiding congressional complicity in the shattering of yet another norm of office, check and balance.
It is shattering and yet every time it enlivens us because on a human level it is an extraordinary thing to do".
I've been stymied again and again by writing fiction — at various times stymied, frustrated, mystified, thwarted, staggered, even outright defeated — but I haven't been grotesquely shattered as yet.
Gorbachev carried these doubts into power as Soviet general secretary and later president, pioneering earth-shattering reform, yet navigating the politics ever so gingerly, trying not to offend the hard-liners, yearning for still more rapid and radical change, and frustrated that he didn't really know how to achieve it.
