Sentence examples for shattered quality from inspiring English sources
The shattered quality, with its serio-wacky disconnections, instilled a febrile expressiveness in "Pangs of Love," a collection of short stories Louie wrote a decade ago.
According to McGrath, Flaherty made Nanook out of admiration for the Inuit's "raw unquestioning confidence," qualities shattered by the move to Ellesmere.
Not only have the speculative tranches shattered, but going up the quality ladder, bulletproof tranches, so-called "A" or better credit ratings are experiencing serious defaults and write-downs.
Helpless and childlike, his memory shattered along with his dignity — the personal quality he prized above all others — he was no longer the father I knew.
The firm's reputation for quality, on which the business was built, is shattered.
In the tabloid press, a diagnosis of mental illness is often regarded as an avoidance of punishment, but in the case of political violence, it has a disarming quality: it shatters the illusion of grandeur and deprives the act of ideological significance.
As the mother and son resurrect the shattered angels and saints from their bombed-out church, Billy develops angelic qualities himself.
These qualities make it ideal for assisting refugees whose lives are shattered and dislocated by war.
Shadoobie, shattered, shattered . . .
