Sentence examples for fractured view from inspiring English sources

He would hear a friend talk about a significant other or witness a couple in a restaurant and realize what a fractured view he was getting of their relationship.

Shearman and Pearson felt that the episode's attempts to tie into the wider storylines the appearance of Marita Covarrubias in particular are where it "really stumbles"; noting that its success lies "in the shock value of seeing a deliberately familiar story through the fractured view of another character".

Santo Loquasto's designs suggest deliberately unclear and fractured views of various dark landscapes.

Within Hamas itself, there are divisions and fractured views on the truce negotiations.

But for the American team this week, their sporadic and fractured views of the city came from inside hotel rooms and chartered buses.

Standing 7ft tall in platform-soled boots, and wearing elaborately conceived tailoring and make-up straight out of Terry Gilliam's Brazil, McQueen's models represent a fractured, fierce view of a feminine ideal that is, quite intentionally, almost impossible to live up to.

From the fractured cross-sectional view of Fig. 5b, the selenized CZTSSe thin film exhibits a typical bilayer (large-grain layer and fine-grain layer) structure with a thickness of 1.64 μm.

Both are somewhat fractured expectations, in my view.

An immense, pieced-together mural made partly of mirrorlike material, it gives a narcissistic city and art world capital a fractured, yet sky-flooded view of itself.

While actors like Robert De Niro and Brad Dourif offered a view into fractured maleness, Clayburgh played, in such films as "An Unmarried Woman" (1978) and "I'm Dancing as Fast as I Can" (1982), extraordinary women living ordinary lives — women like Ann Beattie characters come to life.

Fig. 1 a Clinical occlusal view with fractured 45 and 46.