shattering effect造句

• Realistic lighting, reflections and shattering effects heighten the experience.
• Both investigations converge with a shattering effect on Morgan as he discovers them beginning a relationship.
• Accounts of cash donations in paper bags and payments from secret Swiss accounts have had a shattering effect on the party.
• King claims that the publication of this had a shattering effect on the Alpha et Omega as well as on the Stella Matutina.
• Such alliances in countries like Germany or France would have a shattering effect on the broad thrust of postwar politics, threatening further moves toward European integration.
• The First World War had a shattering effect on the school and its headmaster, whose son Eric was killed along with 87 other OWs and two staff.
• A concussion is defined as a stunning, damaging, or shattering effect from a hard blow; especially : a jarring injury of the brain resulting in disturbance of cerebral function.
• The shattering effects of Willy's flawed dream should resonate today, with young dot-commers or " old economy " employees who have been laid off, bought out or otherwise downsized.
• The massive first movement has crude but shattering effect, and it is only the finale, with its scurrying battle scales and little else, which is poor stuff symphonically, though quite effective as film music.
• Clinton acknowledged that Americans are " worried " that " the fabric of life ( is ) still under great strain, " as evidenced by the " shattering effect " of this spring's high school shootings in Littleton, Colo.
• In its early scenes, which have a documentary-like realism, it appears to be a microscopic examination of the life of a discontented city worker whose chafing at the rules of his job have an unexpectedly shattering effect on his life.
• To Iraq, Iran, Yemen, Somalia, Syria, Libya, Sudan and Yasser Arafat's Palestinian Authority, the U . S . military has demonstrated, as it did during the 1991 Persian Gulf War, the shattering effects of 500-pound bombs dropped on troop concentrations.
• Hoxha's speech had a shattering effect on the Moscow gathering . " Amongst other things Hoxha said that, according to Khrushchev, the Party of Labour and Albania itself " should merely applaud and approve, but express no opinion of its own.
• That encounter had a shattering effect on the director, not because of the disaster of his first purchase, but because he left the home of Zeri, who would become one of his dearest friends, madly in love with old masters paintings.
• The Germans on the rear trench of " Foureaux Riegel " made a determined defence but were overwhelmed and tanks " had a shattering effect on the men " when they drove along the trench parapet, firing into it as infantry threw grenades at the survivors.
• All of the objectives that the 84 Infantry Division, the German forces defending the area had been greatly surprised by the speed with which the two airborne divisions had landed their troops, explaining that their sudden appearance had had a " shattering effect " on the greatly outnumbered defenders.
• With the launching of " Arch Oboler's Plays ", Oboler became " the first writer accorded name-in-the-title status . " Christopher H . Sterling, in his book " Biographical Dictionary of Radio ", wrote, " Oboler, writing about'the terrors and monsters within each of us,'used his stream-of-consciousness technique to shattering effect and made radio a viable new art form ."