Sentence examples for shattered not from inspiring English sources

Maloney's finish, however, shattered not only the gameplan but the strangest of homecomings for Ireland's manager.

The attack, the judge said, shattered "not only her body but her hopes, her dreams".

But the happily-ever-after is shattered not one paragraph in when the wife asks her husband to leave.

But its two-hour duration repays the effort and you leave shattered, not only by its Greek tragedy ending but also by its depiction of theatre as an imprisoning lie rather than a force for good.

The nation's trust in the Fed and the administration, Mr. Dodd said this week, "has been shattered — not because regulators did too much, but because they did too little".

He was, he says, shattered not merely by Robin's death, but the nagging thought that he wasn't on particularly close terms with any of his brothers when they died: "That's the one biggest regret, that we didn't speak, we weren't really speaking very much to each other.

That might explain the television commercial that shows the LFA shattering not the asphalt but a champagne flute, with a crescendo of its soaring metallic tenor.

As shown in Subsection 3.3, shattering not only produces small grains but also has an inherent mechanism of steepening the grain size distribution; that is, even if the grain size distribution of shattered fragments has αf smaller than 3.5, the resulting grain size distribution has a steeper dependence, approaching a slope consistent with the one derived by MRN [i.e., n(a) ∝ a−3.5].

From that point on, we got momentum that nobody could believe; even the network was surprised by how we kept shattering not only their own records for viewers but our own each year.

There were pardon jokes about W., whose relationship with Cheney was shattered over not giving Libby one.

He finds his expectations shattered, but not in the uplifting way the filmmakers may have been intending.