(Anderson) Rachael Yamagata (Monday) Her flinty growl is the perfect conduit for her fractured, confessional words; her third studio album, "Chesapeake" (Frankenfish), nods to Carole King and Regina Spektor.
Reaching into the grab bag of fractured English words that many young Afghans have learned, he said he was happy to know that America's top man -- Doublebush, as he called him -- had made his move.
As artefacts, rejection letters have the ability to conjure up a whole narrative in just a few carefully chosen words: a fractured relationship, a shattered dream, hopes repeatedly dashed by the breezy indifference of authority.
They will leave us a fractured nation..
Cruelly, his dysphasia means he now speaks in fractured bursts, pausing between individual words, sometimes fighting to remember a phrase that's eluding him.
Hamilton remembered his wife and friends, snatching at lyrical scraps from earlier songs as his coherence dissipated, the words forming a fractured, evanescent reprise, until he faltered and fell into silence.
Yet, the lines keep slipping into fractured, volatile passages where not just words, but single syllables are obsessively repeated.
October 23 2014 October 25 201414 An expansion of a duet by the same name, "BOOM!" is a fractured and funny collage of spoken word and movement.
Still, the fractured form and cockeyed manner of "In a Word" make Fiona's predicament somehow both more manageable and more wounding.
