Sentence examples for shattered the notion from inspiring English sources

The rash of scandals on Wall Street has shattered the notion that American rules are better.

Though Dr. Broyles does not say so, World War II essentially shattered the notion of classical music as inherently moral.

By the late 1850s, Charles Darwin had already shattered the notion that human beings could control how they develop – let alone build a rational society.

Rodriguez reached base five times in Game 6, and his sublime postseason has shattered the notion that he wilts under pressure.

Tight security has been imposed in the Beijing hospital where the victims were taken.The blast has shattered the notion that China's capital could remain insulated from the ethnic troubles seething, thousands of miles away, at the fringes of the realm.

The hiring of Collins shattered the notion that Sandy Alderson, the new general manager, would hire only a puppet type to manage the team according to the strict direction of the front office.

The clapping seemed to shatter the notion that the movement would be limited to the clergy.

Shattering the notion that there is no such thing as a free lunch, Thursday evenings bring Aperitivo.

"The best IT ideas are not coming from IT, but from the business side," says Mr Starta.His study's findings "shatter the notion" that IT departments are the early adopters of technology, and that general managers slow the process down.

Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota is working to shatter the notion that the race is becoming a two-person contest, scaling back her campaign appearances to study Mr. Perry's spending record in Texas in an effort to raise skepticism about his candidacy among Tea Party supporters.

AR and VR promise to shatter the notion of the toy and playroom as we know it and it is Facebook and HTC who are poised to capitalize on those coming markets.