Sentence examples for shattered spirits from inspiring English sources
There have been capsizings, shattered masts and shattered spirits, but it has never produced a reversal of fortune quite like this year.
At about this stage of the World Cup, the English would be trying to raise shattered spirits far enough off the floor to half-engage with the final.
Almost feisty in her demeanor, this was a more defiant Hingis than the one who slumped from Wimbledon with shattered spirits after Venus Williams crushed her confidence in the quarterfinals.
One may never have seen Lee J. Cobb in "Death of a Salesman," but Joseph Hirsch's slump-shouldered, weary image captures the shattered spirit of Willy Loman forever.
It has been reduced to a shattered spirit inside the horcrux of a Vodafone Spain set top box.
In August, the full impact of the budget cuts shattered the spirits of the Head Start community.
Violence in her childhood shattered her spirit, her sweet, generous spirit.
They would be shattered in spirit, if not also body, at Shiloh.
Decades later, some observers wondered if that one failure had shattered his spirit.
This shatters the spirit, but not, apparently, the confused and arcane letter of the Schengen agreement which removed all document checks at continental EU borders in 1995.
Almost twenty-five hundred yeago ago, Sophocles, Aeschylus, and Euripides wrote tragedies about the human spirit shattered, corrupted, and abused by war.
