Sentence examples for shattering legacy from inspiring English sources
If the National wanted to make a play that honestly assessed the hostile climate around contemporary British Muslim life, it should have put the voices that emerge out of the shattering legacy of Prevent front and centre.
Early retirement, a shattered legacy and being partly responsible for the greatest radicalisation of American political discourse in recent history could ultimately be the result of McCain's 2008 presidential attempt.
Politically, the population exchange achieved its planners' goals, but the enormous human suffering left shattered legacies.
De Klerk's outrageous views don't just shatter his legacy; they also undermine ongoing national reconciliation efforts.
Armstrong had already retired, but the confession shattered the legacy of one of the most popular sports figures in the world.
What once were his two best sound bites -- "Wanted dead or alive" and "Mission accomplished" -- will be used like billy clubs to shatter his legacy every time it gets a revisionist lift.
JOHANNESBURG — In the course of a single interview on CNN last week, South Africa's last apartheid-era president, the 76-year-old F.W. de Klerk, may have shattered his legacy as one of the men who set the country on the path to democracy.
If Mr. Wilson is successful in reinvigorating Masonry in New Jersey, however, he will have left the fraternity with a precedent-shattering legacy.
And when it occurs, you are sucked into the Family Drama Vortex and vulnerable to years of people conflict, which can shatter the business legacy.
The palaces and temples of this spectacular complex in Kathmandu have either been destroyed or severely damaged - the dreadful legacy of the shattering earthquake of last week.
