Sentence examples for shattering consequences from inspiring English sources
A chance encounter with a mysteriously scarred young woman inspires a reawakening of passion with shattering consequences.
The roller rink where he works is about to close, his parents announce that they are getting divorced, and a good friend who everyone thought had escaped to a more exciting existence comes back to town, with shattering consequences.
As Thea Elvsted, the acquaintance from school days who re-enters Hedda's life with shattering consequences, Jennifer Van Dyck has a solid, well-scrubbed sincerity that neutralizes Hedda's aggressive irony.
This one, set in 1904, is centered on a petty theft that leads to shattering consequences, including the suicide of the wrongly accused thief and the burning of one of the city's giant mills.
In Jane Hamilton's A Map of the World a child's drowning leads to shattering consequences for the protagonist and her family.
In the case of a struggling family, decisions by one party ripple into life shattering consequences, even when intentions are seemingly pure.
"I don't want to say that Iran would inflict a nuclear strike on Russia, but any conflict between a nuclear Iran and a third party would have shattering negative consequences for our security interests and for our neighboring territories," he said.
He then uses the Emeralds' energy to fire an enormous laser and unleash a powerful beast, Dark Gaia, from the center of the planet, which has devastating consequences, shattering the planet into seven pieces.
Yet in scripting Beyond, Cage wanted to avoid some of the immersion-shattering consequences gamers sometimes experience.
If you wanted to call your baby Spiderman you just had to damn well do it and put up with the emotionally-crippling, marriage-shattering consequences.
It is important to recognize that most crops have low outcrossing rates, informal seed exchange systems, low seed dormancy and shattering (as a consequence of domestication), wild relatives in their center(s) of origin (since crops come wild plants) and that information on pollen duration and viability is lacking for a number of crop species.
