Sentence examples for fragmentary at from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, the stories are fragmentary, at others, almost unbearable.

The original Druidry, scholars agree, was an oral tradition, and the record is fragmentary, at best.

All three approaches seem to require that space and time be fragmentary at the Planck scale.

The competing legal briefs are simply the latest installment of a decades-old scholarly battle over family life in the distant past, where the historical record is fragmentary at best.

However, making a conclusion on the basis of one measurement is fragmentary at best and unscientific at worst.

Through the centuries art historians have struggled to resolve this question yet conclusions remain fragmentary at best.

In two adjacent galleries, six cast sculptures offer a fragmentary look at Ms. Whiteread's better-known body of work.

That mournful song fitted easily with newer ones that emerged in a process she described as "patchworking" and "solving puzzles," working on multiple fragmentary songs at once.

Its greatest moments are its quietest ones: fragmentary hymns, at the beginning and end, that are rich in inverted chords, with the root missing from the bass.

They are based on visual observations and simple logical deductions and rely on a correlation and integration of data that occurs in fragmentary form at many outcrop locations.

Twitter — the microblogging service that lets you post and read fragmentary communications at high speed — is fun, but it's embarrassing.