Sentence examples for fragmentary condition from inspiring English sources

The poem survives in a fragmentary condition.

Hence the fragmentary condition of The Book of Disquiet which contains material that predates 1913 and which Pessoa left open-ended at his death.

Although the papyrus, now in the Egyptian Museum in Turin, Italy, is in very fragmentary condition, it is still considered one of the most detailed and reliable of the existing Egyptian king lists.

The manuscript came from Zakynthos, a Greek island, and has survived in a fragmentary condition.

The codex has survived to the present day in a very fragmentary condition.

The fresco was in fragmentary condition when it was discovered in the 1880s, and has been redrawn.

His figurative sculptures and "environments," tableaux that combine cast-plaster figures with everyday objects, a genre he pioneered in the 1960s, are big, blunt and fragmentary representations of the human condition.

Its final, fragmentary and 'ruined' status has come to stand not simply as the sign of a failure of completion, but as a paradigm of a form of constitutive incompletion that is characteristic of all systematically oriented knowledge under the conditions of modernity.

However, these works considered a single kind of medical data and applied statistical analyses or rule-based mining to fragmentary data of patients' current conditions.

Despite his weakened condition, Crane continued to dictate fragmentary episodes for the completion of The O'Ruddy.

In Rwanda, a review of the fragmentary studies done at the university sites in Kigali and Butare showed that pneumococcal conditions are frequent in the country.