Sentence examples for fragmented images from inspiring English sources

My memories of that day are a series of hazy and fragmented images.

Jean Nouvel completed the Copenhagen Concert Hall, a glowing blue box emblazoned with fragmented images of performers that float dreamily across its surface.

But for civilians it is frustratingly hard to connect with all those fragmented images of subjects that appear to have been run over by a bulldozer.

For much of the 1990's, she mixed graffiti-inspired brushwork, fluorescent colors (especially bright pink), fragmented images and assorted quotations on surfaces that had a vibrant, all-over undergrowth.

Haggis has cleverly played on how familiar these fragmented images of a soldier's life in Iraq would be to an audience used to watching this kind of material on YouTube.

Creative and effective use of fractured and fragmented images is important to the success of pieces by Nola Zirin and Angela Milner, and to the imaginative landscape interpretations of Anna London and Ruth Levine.

In a dazzling, characteristically fragmented image, she is all allure as she stands against a wall in a darkened bedroom.

Color is paramount in Georgette Maniatis's acrylic painting, "Strip Me of My Scarlet Dye," a fragmented image that suggests unfolding flower petals without picturing them.

The resulting effect can be seen in the fragmented image on the Dallas curtain, as well as in "Sin Titulo," a 2006 painting.

The powerful and fragmented image became the symbol of this newspaper's campaign, launched on 2nd September that year, to highlight the previously little-known military covenant and to call on the nation to honour it.

Ruth is recalling being rowed across the lake at dawn: "The fragmented image of jonquil sky spilled from top to top of the rounding waves as the shine spills on silk, and gulls sailed up into the very height of the sky... " Such prose tells us that this is just as it was.