Sentence examples for fragmented dream from inspiring English sources

The opener, "L'Ange Pâle" (2009), by Amy Beth Kirsten, evokes the pale angel at the center of the text — Ms. Kirsten's own poem — by creating a chromatic, fragmented dream world.

The prose has an essential and timeless element, somewhere near the tone of early Cormac McCarthy and the novels of José Saramago, while also quietly subverting itself throughout using deceptively casual formal digressions like lists, clipped dialogue, monologue, fragmented dream imagery, and repeating threads.

OLD WESTBURY "Fragmented Dreams," drawings by Luis Roldan.

This is an attempt to show the unremembered stillness of a place, its textures, poetic reality, and the fragmented dreams of the people who inhabit it".

In Amjad (a gender-ambiguous Arabic name), he proceeds to pixillate the best-known ballet classics into a fevered, fragmented, ungendered dream.

We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.

A commander with the Pakistani Taliban, a separate entity fighting the Pakistani government, said the fragmented group could only dream about such an operation.

What he's suggesting, then, is that "The Wherewithal" is narrative as fever dream, chopped up, fragmented and stitched back together, less about realism than allegory.

The bottom line, in turn, has recomposed reality into the incoherent, fragmented world that we experience in dreams.

Government leaders try to manipulate our fragmented community, and to sell us the "American dream" rather than allowing our unique immigrant perspective to discover it ourselves.

Even during my maternity leave, my career was already starting to suffer: I have no doubt that my dream fellowship eluded me because of the fragmented way I was forced to write my proposal: between naps and interminable crying sessions.