Sentence examples for shattering words from inspiring English sources

Because of those earth shattering words, I didn't quit when my body begged to, causing me to finish in the top 13% overall against more than 1400 competitors.

At the end of the week people chattered about how they felt, they went on and on about the effect the quiet had on them, and to me it sounded like glass shattering -- words, words, words.

Or are these attributes instead like glass baubles that we throw against the statue of his invisibility, inevitably shattering into mere words?

But in my panic, with everyone staring at me, most particularly Russell Crowe, who was holding the phone so angrily I thought it would shatter, the word just left my head.

Other scholars use words like "shattering" and "unrivalled".

Write lyrics for the topic (I prefer typing because for me the words come faster) Use metaphors and representations of what you're trying to say (e.g if your trying to talk about a girl that broke your heart say something like Her words shattered my windows of emotion something like that) Create a bridge, interlude or something that breaks from the verse and chorus.

With the sound of glass in your head – tinkling, ringing, shattering, chinking, all those onomatopoeic words – you enter a gallery full of large high-chrome paintings where sound is represented in the form of letters: sploosh, squish, whupp!

I'm still waiting patiently for words like "earth shattering" or "showstopping" and this lacklustre sexnaissance so far has been, just as Hattie predicted, somewhat underwhelming.

She tried to tell us about circle time, about their daily experiments, about how our kids were learning about colors, shapes and animals, but her words kept breaking, shattering when they met the air.

But Charbonnet in the title role, Angela Denoke outstanding as the home-loving Chrysothemis and Felicity Palmer shattering as Klytemnestra, swilling the word "slaughter" round her throat with nauseating relish, more than held their own.

It continually breaks the spell of the narrative, shattering a story back into mere words on a page.