Sentence examples for as a fragmented from inspiring English sources

He deemed Macbeth "impossible" so decided to rework it as a "fragmented, discontinued" collage.

The company considers the recruiting industry as a fragmented global market worth $85 billion.

"D.A.N.C.E.," the closest thing Justice has to a current mainstream single, cropped up only as a fragmented allusion.

Light serves as a fragmented background to Mr. Birtwistle's carefully arranged layers of baritonal groans and howls.

As with so many solo shows these days, this one functions as a fragmented rebus that delves into themes that supposedly transcend art.

It's a book of poems but can be read as a fragmented novel whose narrator exists in some kind of fugue state.

Mr. Breznitz: As long as we have a fragmented global system of production, you will need places that specialize in different stages to make "inventions" into real things at a price that people can afford.

Its 13 tableaus -- with Mr. Wilson's striking surrealistic stage pictures, carefully orchestrated music, and sound effects and actors in thrall to a rigorously stylized choreography -- are separated by dissolves or abrupt blackouts; they describe as a whole a fragmented narrative that is as unsettling and resonant as sleep interrupted by reality, and vice versa.

Going through cab operators is tough as well, because of a fragmented market in Malaysia, where 31,000 taxis are opened by 210 companies.

A society as fragmented as that of the Palestinians will not suddenly act collectively like a state and make peace with Israel based on a common enemy.

All three games played at that time – and it was weird, in a league as fragmented as this one where there are normally nine or 10 different time slots, to have so many games on at the same time – finished with the same scoreline.