Sentence examples for fragmented experience from inspiring English sources

He said that with so many different companies trying to get a piece of the market, paying with a phone has been a "fragmented" experience.

Gestalt theory originated in Austria and Germany as a reaction against the associationist and structural schools' atomistic orientation (an approach which fragmented experience into distinct and unrelated elements).

"You have to approach it as a documentary," Nemes says, and returns to his idea of the fragmented experience of camp inmates to account for Son of Saul's wrenching effect.

The Waste Land consists of five sections and proceeds on a principle of "rhetorical discontinuity" that reflects the fragmented experience of the 20th-century sensibility of the great modern cities of the West.

"The market is very fragmented today, with iOS, Android, BlackBerry, Windows Phone… It's a fragmented industry, and we're trying to figure out what the best experience is for these devices," says Ko. "Our job is to tailor the experience for those people, and while you may see a more fragmented experience on mobile today, I do believe over time you'll see a consolidation of that experience".

I'm worried that other services will insist on the fragmented experience they've created that serves their interests better than ours.

To fully explain these teaching points would take up too much space here but they are the result of our understanding of the impacts of trauma that include: 1. disscociation (when people "check out" or have fragmented experiences that from time to time do not include you); 2. the internal interpretation of external stimuli (like touch); and 3. the feeling of safety in relationships.

The site, which runs in Flash, is admittedly quite slow to load, but once it does the experience of watching videos in your dashboard stream (what your friends have decided to share), in your queue (what you have flagged to watch later) or in your history is pretty much the closest I've come to a non-fragmented experience on the web.

Balding denied that the slew of new channels and ways to watch would lead to a more fragmented viewing experience.

It seems to me that their initially fragmented social experience will torpedo it from the start.

But to do so, the user has to still use the PC as the input device, selecting movies and rating them on the PC a fragmented user experience.