Sentence examples for shattering view from inspiring English sources

As in the film "The Queen," which this book resembles in its calm, credible, quietly shattering view of life inside the royal hothouse, the ability of press coverage to change history is treated seriously.

The loneliness of this, and the shattering view of Nina's broken, thwarted relationships, say much about how society (and romantic love) has changed since 1877 when "Swan Lake" had its debut.

Every week since has seen countless vigils, marches and protests, many of which have turned violent and which despite an initially tepid foreign media coverage, has by now shattered the view held abroad that Mexico's drug war had somehow been contained; a view which of course, few Mexicans have been duped into believing.

But research in recent decades has shattered that view.

A print made from this cracked negative gives a shattered, fragmented view of the New York Botanical Garden from the 1930's.

By Vijay Seshadri The New Yorker, December 2 , 1996P. 58 Illusions she didn't know she had were shattered when View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay.

Not exactly a feature that will shatter your view of reality, but it's a nice little addition to what's already a pretty good email client.

Both of these combined to shatter their view of the "American monolith".

The moral obligation that Europe has undertaken by promising "never again" has been shattered in view of the recent terrible scenes and devilish sayings.

It is pretty shattering, in my view".

The crisis also "shattered conventional views" about the adequate level of foreign-exchange reserves, prompting emerging economies with large dollar hoards to hoard even more.