Sentence examples for Fragmented attention from inspiring English sources

We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.

Instead we get clutter and noise, the product of a fragmented attention span.

The brain is plastic, and all too easily reshaped by a culture that values fragmented attention and an electric pace.

Defying the fragmented attention spans of the MP3 era, the album is dense and determined to be taken as a whole.

Cohen's diagnosis that fragmented attention is linked to our sociopolitical malaise rings true, but his own narrative evinces the difficulty of dispensing a remedy.

("It makes me so nervous to listen to it," she exclaims at one point). As its title suggests, "Outer and Inner Space" visualizes a fragmented attention, a schizoid disjunction between public and private selves.

Can serious national issues really be explored in any coherent, meaningful way in such a fragmented, attention-challenged environment?

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Brad Jakeman, who formerly led advertising at Citigroup and Macy's, says the explosion of platforms like search, geotargeting, the iPad and mobile apps means fragmented media budgets and fragmented consumer attention.

Third, the timeline feature really gives you immediate feedback about how fragmented your attention is becoming and gives you immediate signals if you forgot to track a chunk of your day.

"In today's fragmented, short-attention-span media universe, commercial-friendly environments are an endangered species," said Travis Reid, the chief executive of Screenvision, in a statement.