"shattered image" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been damaged or destroyed, whether physically or metaphorically. Example: The scandal surrounding the politician's actions left her with a shattered image and damaged reputation.
He also made American films, including the Hitchcockian "Shattered Image" (1998), which starred William Baldwin and Anne Parillaud.
Playing with newfound resolve, the Americans are trying to repair their shattered image from last year's sixth-place finish at the world championships.
Not a mosaic so much as a shattered image, with white tracers boiling in the spaces in between, or so Ida imagined, so that all the bird really saw was a kind of luminescent netting.
If only we were having the same conversation 4 years ago, GM would still be on top of the sale's charts and not rebuilding a shattered image.
Once the election is over, he'll seek to make amends and repair the damage done to his shattered image.
It was a shattered image as the "Great War" ingrained itself onto the world's psyche and changed things forever.
The task of poetry "is still to point incredulously / at death, a child who won't be silenced, / among the shattered images to hear / what the salt hay whispers to tide's change, / dull in the dark, to climb to bed / with all the dross of time inside its head".
This 17-minute duet offers a quietly shattering image of Toru and Naoko's mutual dependency, her body never once touching the ground as she's cradled in his arms and spun through reckless arcs.
The other big studios, though, desperately need a comeback after a sluggish start to the autumn season.In this section Rebel hearts Staying put Cold comfort Earth shattering Image power Lifting the veil The politics of hate No recount at the Fed Swept away Artswatch: The humbling of Hollywood Reprints Related items A new film classic: Swept awayNov 16th 2000.
In them, war is deglamorized through shattering images of human suffering: hanging, shooting, dismemberment, rape, starvation and other atrocities, along with scenes of courage and fortitude.
