Sentence examples for fragmentary bits from inspiring English sources

It's the same with these fragmentary bits of information; no one has the whole picture".

Investigators also found fragmentary bits of what seemed to be human flesh on the Cole's deck, perhaps the remains of two men who were seen standing on the boat in the moments before it apparently exploded.

Over the last few years, in courtrooms coast to coast, the benchmark of human identity has gradually shifted to the DNA standard, the molecular dog tag inherent in even our most fragmentary bodily bits.

This suggested that the fragmentary gene bit was somehow required for healthy life.

We suggest that much of the cultural transmission and stabilization of ideas…involves the communication of poor, fragmentary, and elliptical bits of information that manage to trigger rich and prior inferential structures (p. 158).

About folkbiological learning, I think that Atran and Medin's position can be synthesized as follows: We suggest that much of the cultural transmission and stabilization of ideas…involves the communication of poor, fragmentary, and elliptical bits of information that manage to trigger rich and prior inferential structures (p. 158).

This column threatens to be a bit fragmentary this week, because so am I.

The result is often, as the book's title promises, fragmentary -- glimpses, flashes of insight, bits and pieces of meaningful fact.

The experimental music of a modern composer, Gyorgy Kurtag, could have stolen the show with bits of short fragmentary phrases and silences.

These fragmentary images are displayed among rickety bits of furniture, unfinished sculptures and the paintings that were once piled up around the studio walls, providing a backdrop to Giacometti's one long, uninterrupted conversation with himself.

The bits of evidence are so fragmentary, and the span of time across which they are scattered is so long.