The next day Connie has only fragmentary memories of her night with Andrew, but she knows she had sex against her will.
I still cherish vivid, if fragmentary, memories of seeing the original Broadway production when I was a very young boy, and I know most of the score by heart.
Recounting Collins's slow recovery and tentative return to the stage in day-dreamy form, film-makers James Hall and Edward Lovelace attempt a tour of the singer-songwriter's mind as he revisits his past (childhood locales, fragmentary memories) in search of the future.
The project stretched from months into two years; the results are less records than commemorations -- fragmentary memories of absent objects and the emotional atmosphere at the moment they came into being.
For in the world of the play, day and night are no more, replaced by a bell which rings for waking and sleep; years gone by are a jumble of fragmentary memories and old snatches of poem and song.
The resulting artworks are like visual, fragmentary memories of the building and its usage, combining both its function, the cinematic content, and the physical surroundings to create surreal impressions and subconsciousness reflections.
Five informants had fragmentary memories of the first days after the injury.
In the Intensive Care Unit (ICU), the treatment and environment contribute to delusional, fragmentary memories and amnesia [ 5].
This world was unfamiliar, sometimes including delusional and fragmentary memories from the ICU, and it was experienced as uncontrollable.
The process of finding meaning in what has happened, and of understanding and living with fragmentary memories, is a challenge to patients that suffer from an injury.
We used a purposeful and convenient sampling approach [ 15], seeking information from informants with different memories (factual, delusional, fragmentary memories or amnesia) following a trauma in order to understand the range of memories and the extent of the phenomenon.
