The fragmented ideas I received about faith and religion from a weird old book of quotes and the scattered passages I could decipher from a French Bible seem emblematic now, or at least fitting, for my spiritual life at the time, my ardent, confused Catholicism.
A: In all these endeavors, a final product is born from feelings and fragmented ideas.
But I can tell you that it's this stupid, fragmented idea inside our heads that if we can just fix everything about ourselves then we'll somehow be adequate enough to love on the world.
It too threatens to stand between banks and cardholders.In Europe, where the market is more fragmented, the idea of an electronic wallet has been slower to take off.
Shot in astounding, crisp HD, it's a fragmented collage of ideas and thoughts, beautifully pure graphics, scratched Dolby sounds and twisted images.
Deeply interested in the political and social implications of art, her clothes have always been more like a canvas for her drawings – fragmented sentences and ideas about human experience in the digital age.
"It represents a midpoint between the future idea that everything is fragmented and the past idea that there is a beginning, a middle, and an end".
But it's compromised by an overreaching, chaotic structure, with too many underdeveloped ideas and fragmented characters jostling for focus.
"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.
Pakistan, not Iraq, will likely remain the headquarters of international jihad, but the idea that a fragmented Iraq will be a hard place for terrorists to thrive willfully ignores the recent examples of Somalia, Afghanistan, Lebanon, and Pakistan.
This is not the moment to undercut the public plan idea with another fragmented program.
