Sentence examples similar to fragmented book from inspiring English sources

That book is coming out just before Thanksgiving into a fragmented book-selling landscape that Amazon has done much to create but that eludes its control.

Narud's animation, which has a slapdash children's book aesthetic, is fragmented across the misshapen pile of screens.

The poet then turned to the family of Pelias as the last assignable papyrus fragment from book 1 breaks off.

Eugene Jolas befriended Joyce in 1927, and as a result serially published revised fragments from Book I in his transition literary journal.

Other works are culled from old books, fragments of text or titles of other artworks.

Since 2008, the original self-help book market has shrunk by 50percentt, with much of the business fragmenting online into e-books, videos and content sites.

This fragment was book-ended by a STOPflox roadblock cassette and IRES-GFP reporter gene, respectively (Supplementary Figure S1A).

Mary Bennett's "Lucky" is a whimsical collage of coupons and tickets from which an elaborately folded book fragment protrudes.

The last section, on Oakland, is really an autobiographical fragment, and the book would have been better without it.

Short fragments from said book are interspersed among the sections, like one titled "nostalgia, underlying cosmological explanation for".

Much of his Gothic translations of the Gospels and Pauline Letters survive, together with fragments of his Book of Nehemiah.