Sentence examples for shattered means from inspiring English sources

To see your dream shattered means to see yourself shattered".

"One (chromosome) in particular has been completely shattered, which means genes are not in an appropriate order," Deakin said.

The glass ceiling may be cracking, but has by no means shattered.

The parafilm was shattered mechanically by means of plunger.

In the subsequent decades that consensus has been fractured, but by no means shattered, by developments in cognitive psychology and cognitive science (discussed below).

For Trump and many White Americans, President Obama's election shattered what it means to be an American.

Until now, accidental damage — be it water damage or a shattered display — generally meant you'd foot the bill.

For so many so close by, what I'd celebrated as a lull in my routine had meant a shattered reality.

"Records are meant to be shattered," Kansas safety Darrell Stuckey said.

Shattered Families José Cantanhede had meant to restore the house he bought a year ago, but it had all been too much for him.

But the mountain of ruins, decaying corpses and shattered power and water systems meant that while Kobani has been freed it was no longer a town in anything but name.