Sentence examples for fragmentary things from inspiring English sources
In fact, the Koran has only two fragmentary things to say about shura.Men "who conduct their affairs by mutual consultation" are one item on the list of those who, according to Chapter 42, verses 36-39, will receive God's blessing.
Wildness becomes not some fragmentary thing surviving in scraps and fragments which have to be fenced around with a busy protectiveness.
The symphony became a fragmentary, unfinished thing, and unfinished it remains.
But where the playwright found alienation in the fragmentary nature of things, the artist sees a jigsaw puzzle.
The deceased writes, "The way a kaleidoscope works is to allow fragmentary or disconnected things to become their own harmony," and something similar is true of Smith's book, which navigates theoretical territory that, in the hands of another writer, might seem academic.
"We're basing things on fragmentary and incomplete observations," Laughlin says.
Is there such a thing as a fragmentary gaze?
This option also comes with some risks: nowadays, everything is fragmentary, and the next-big-thing can be forgotten in a split-second.
Unfortunately, there is now some doubt whether there truly was such a thing as Megalosaurus; the few fragmentary remains once thought to be Megalosaurus may actually be bits of different carnosaurs.
Characters only have a fragmentary knowledge of the events, and that makes things more interesting and exciting.
