Sentence examples for fractured attention from inspiring English sources
The phrase "fractured attention" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a state of mind where a person's focus is divided or disrupted, often due to distractions. Example: "In today's fast-paced world, many people struggle with fractured attention, making it difficult to concentrate on a single task."
The fractured attention comes at a cost.
Everyone said that the flood of books produced a restless, fractured attention.
It's a new medium for an era spent behind a browser, one that understands the impatience and fractured attention of people reading multiple things on a screen, the importance of grasping the takeaway within a matter of seconds.
Devoting herself to her impaired husband, she would read to him from a book of stories, short enough to accommodate his fractured attention span: "She would read out loud, from the beginning.
Bayshore is the Main Street of Silicon Valley, a shaggy, bumpy, traffic-choked four-lane highway that is festooned with billboards for dot-coms desperate to capture a nanosecond of the fractured attention span of the valley's movers and shakers.
There just isn't enough time to do both, and fractured attention spans have left much causality.
The album was described by CNN as a "shrill confessional" on which the performer "flays his '80s persona, his fractured family and Attention Deficit Disorder, which he has".
Ellipses and circles tumble about among the lines, intimating fractured features and calling attention to the nominal masklike faces of early Picasso and Matisse, Jawlensky and Brancusi.
It's a shame, then, that she's often drowned out by a heavy beat and fractured harmonies, jostling for attention like house tracks in a rundown of the week's singles.
A numerical model (Queen's University Multi-Phase Flow Simulator, QUMPFS) was used to assess the rate of trichloroethylene (TCE) dense, non-aqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) migration through fractured clay, with special attention focused on the influence of interbedded sand lenses.
Chagall's fractured fairy tales caught the attention of the poet Blaise Cendrars, who loved Chagall's "logic of the illogical" and introduced him to his friends Robert and Sonia Delaunay, Fernand Léger and Guillaume Apollinaire.
