The result is an unapologetic science-fiction spin on Superman, and while that may shatter audiences' expectations for pure, unalloyed realism in "Man of Steel," Mr. Snyder said this approach was built into the DNA of the character.
GLASS FACADES Though the glass facades of some buildings may shatter, this is not a primary concern.
Big advances in the technological ability to copy works, such as photocopying and the video cassette recorder, have produced much debate but failed to upset this delicate balance.Perfect reproductionDigital technology, though, may shatter it once and for all.
Do this process slowly as pulling the glass hastily out may shatter it.
With time, charcoal pores may fill or charcoal particles may shatter, altering the ecosystem services delivered.
The slightest hint of complexity, and their brittle self-identity may shatter.
The trade group says the final numbers for the year may shatter all records.
Earth movements may shatter the rocks, producing fissures that are afterward filled with veins of calcite; in this way the beautiful brecciated, or veined, marbles are produced.
A steel wire, she said, is strong because it is flexible; a glass rod is rigid but may shatter.
It seems that we must await further data; for, of course, a fact, however slight, may shatter a theory lying in its course.
And when he speaks to you believe in him, Though his voice may shatter your dreams as the north wind lays waste the garden".
