Sentence examples for fractured way from inspiring English sources

I also wanted to play with the fractured way we get our information now".

That is a high standard for any World Series to meet, but this one has been captivating in its own, fractured way.

Working with Leo Warner of the acclaimed video design company Fifty Nine Productions, Ms. Mitchell has constructed what Jane Moss, Lincoln Center's vice president for programming, calls "a Swiss watch of a production that combines the old-fashioned qualities of a radio play with the most recent technology to convey the fluid, fractured way the brain works".

It's a fractured way of going about the writing life.

The social critic Linda Stone has coined the term continuous partial attention to describe the fractured way we now focus.

"I don't think it does anyone any good to have such a fractured way of looking at things".

"We've been working actively and somewhat quietly to understand all the fractured ways consumers are getting messages today and to identify how the Internet integrates into that," Mr. Addicks said.

A poetic story about friendship, loss and the fractured ways in which we assemble an identity, and a home.

To keep playing with a fractured fibula the way Fyfe did against Hawthorn – visibly limping as he barged in for the hard ball and diving for marks like a slips fieldsman – is another trait of the old school.

And of course that question…we will continue to address is: How do we move forward in a world that is increasingly brutal and increasingly fractured?" The only way to respond, he emphasized, is for UNICEF to continue to do what it does best.

Prefuse 73 is Scott Herren, a hip-hop producer who stitches together dense beats while finding ways to let the tracks breathe and even sing -- in a fractured, wordless sort of way.