Sentence examples for a fragmented view of from inspiring English sources

You would be getting only a fragmented view of a larger whole.

As a result, there is a fragmented view of European-ness, with a lack of clarity as to what European citizenship truly means.

However, the evolutionary reach of the currently employed sequence-based approaches in virus taxonomy is rather limited, producing a fragmented view of the virosphere.

Overall, the existing research is based on small samples limited to one discipline, and offers a fragmented view of Wikipedia coverage of academic topics.

A curriculum that divides students' education into discrete, self-contained disciplines without encouraging philosophical questions about the nature of those disciplines and their relationships to one another invites a fragmented view of education.

The Glasgow University phonetics expert, who was principal investigator on the project, added: "The only resources that we had to work with up to this point were static diagrams and models that break the vocal tract up into sections and provide a fragmented view of what are really synchronised, dynamic actions of the vocal organs".

A print made from this cracked negative gives a shattered, fragmented view of the New York Botanical Garden from the 1930's.

More impressive than any of these bodies of work is his mural at the Aldrich, which provides a layered, fragmented view of the cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants.

So far, we still only have a very fragmented view of the molecular mechanism associated minimal intron.

Consequently, many new organisms have been investigated for the presence and activity of their selenoproteomes, resulting in a myriad of information that still provides only a vague and fragmented view of the distribution and evolution of selenoproteins in living organisms.

To echo Bohm, the fragmented view of an ecosystem ruled by humankind alone seems to lead inevitably to ruin.