Sentence examples for fragmented editing from inspiring English sources

The only thing that was certain was that Carax had developed a taste for extremely abstract, fragmented editing techniques.

There's no voiceover or overt intellectual content to suggest the perspective of the social scientist — just the brilliantly conceived images and the conspicuous, fragmented editing scheme by which they yield their hidden content.

Skittering, fragmented editing and glowing images suggest a tenuous hold on reason, and also abysses of irreparable loss; subplots of a sound recordist in search of effects, a pig farm with a special allure for the victims, and recurring phrases from Thoreau's "Walden" intertwine to yield a vision as vast and as natural as it is reflexively cinematic and fiercely compassionate.

In itself, that is hardly a surprise: highly fragmented editing has become commonplace in recent years, and much of it is jarring or simply a swindle — say, the whirling movement in bad action movies, in which the mere impression of tumult substitutes for coherent staging and editing in an integrated space.

Much has been made of the fragmented editing of Don't Look Now, and Nicolas Roeg's work in general.

Malick's incisively fragmented and recomposed editing emphasizes the actors' strongest and most emblematic moments.

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

A nominally "realist" novel might be so fragmented and starkly edited that its minimalism seems experimental, and deliberately artificial.

Zhang, J. et al. Genome puzzle master (GPM): an integrated pipeline for building and editing pseudomolecules from fragmented sequences.

Edited in a bold, fragmented style, the story loops backwards and forwards to stunning effect.

THE NOMAD: The Diaries of Isabelle Eberhardt (Interlink, paper, $12.95), edited by Elizabeth Kershaw, is rather different: a rich but fragmented chunk of pure romantic agony.