Sentence examples for smash itself from inspiring English sources

The answer is that it did not smash itself to pieces, as did much of Liverpool.

The Apple Way can never stop iterating or, in a recursive loop, it will have to smash itself.

The patriarchy isn't going to smash itself, to paraphrase Habermas (sort of), but nor is it so entrenched that it cannot be overturned by sustained, informed argumentation.

It's quite a problem watching the pottery, and guards have to be constantly on the watch to see that it does not walk off the shelf and smash itself to pieces.

Over the course of the evening, Marilyn became a kind of metaphor for "Smash" itself — eager to please the wrong people, breakable under pressure, and, in the end, just too beautiful to live.

Still, "Smash" itself remained — and remains — an object of fascination to theatre fans, whether that fascination took the form of hate-watching, phantasmagorical fan fiction, or pure, irrational love of a network underdog.

Although I recall those nighttime flashbacks, I still am unable to remember the smash-up itself.

The terror that escaped my dissociated post-accident self returned with a vengeance as a nightmare, and although I recall those nighttime flashbacks, I still am unable to remember the smash-up itself.

Beneath them, the raging ice blue Mala Reka river smashes itself upon rock clumps, churning up foam.

His Svejk is an enormously likable wise-doofus, who gives us a worm's eye view of Europe smashing itself to pieces.

Still, Cheng's characters are finely spun, soulful creatures, and his writing is muscular, evocative and haunting: "The moon was a cataract eye.... His hummingbird heart smashed itself against his ribs".