Sentence examples for fragmentary view from inspiring English sources

E. Brady Robinson, whose "It's Complicated" is at the gallery, takes a more fragmentary view.

You can't add it up logically: which may be the point of this fragmentary view of a man's life.

The articles are extremely damaging to Mr. Clinton because he has chosen not to respond to them and because most members of his staff have only a fragmentary view of the truth.

In addition to revealing the contents of the missing diary pages -- which Ms. Muller was only able to paraphrase because the Anne Frank Fonds (Foundation), which controlled the copyright, denied her permission to quote directly -- this biography also acts as a supplement to the diary, filling in Anne's fragmentary view of her own life.

(1) The most popular model for dealing with evil is found in the philosophy of Spinoza who regards both error and evil as distortions that result from the fragmentary view of finite creatures; phenomena real enough to the finite beings who experience them but which would disappear in the widest and final vision of God.

"Whereas previously I might have separated out a certain type of image or ones sourced from a particular place, with this series I want to collect a more chaotic or fragmentary view of the world, a heap of parts that overlap and intermingle, drawn from a wide range of sources; contemporary magazines, old books, things I've found, things I've photographed myself," he explains.

These different fragmentary views of the music come and go in a collage of unbroken fluency.

Totemlike amalgams of animals and weirdly transformed humans feel like fragmentary views of a whole imaginary world.

Looking up into the shafts, we see another world, fragmentary views of light wells and corners, doorways and shuttered windows, air-conditioning units and alleys.

Fragmentary views of the rest of the block show it surrounded by an inexpensive picket fence and not graded or landscaped.

But when he looked through slides from that time he found images of the towers on the horizon and some close, fragmentary views of them.