Sentence examples for was so shattered from inspiring English sources

Obama was so shattered by the defeat that he considered giving up politics.

The plane was so shattered, it took a backhoe and a crane to dig it out, he said.

Mr. Atkinson said he was so shattered by these alterations that he conflated the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina with what he saw as the destruction of Zachary House.

Singh said: "The wife of a victim was so shattered – she had seen her husband in a pool of blood and could not even speak.

'I felt like a prisoner, I couldn't go out much.' She finally arrived in rehab clutching her camera and a copy of The Ballad, and both were taken away from her. 'I was so shattered by then, I didn't know what to hold on to.

I was so shattered from my losses that my former adventurous spirit was gone.

Both the Kurds and the Iranians were so shattered by Halabjeh that they sued for peace.

Discipline in the Tory party has so imploded and Mrs May's authority is so shattered that attempts to whip are nigh futile anyway.

He said that after 23 years of war, Afghanistan is so shattered -- from its infrastructure to its deep rivalries and archaic work force -- that quick results are unlikely.

I could see now that it was jolly difficult, but I was already beginning to wonder about a sport in which someone's hopes could be so shattered by dropping a ribbon.

I loved the landscapes and Mr Depp reprising his role as Captain Jack Sparrow in a Native American disguise, but we were so shattered from yesterday's exploits that we crept out at 11pm, trying not to disturb the other two punters.