Sentence examples for fragmented of from inspiring English sources

"Voyage," which is the most fragmented of the three plays, dramatizes the infection of German Romantic idealism among the Russian upper classes of the eighteen-thirties.

Most are owned and operated by municipalities, in what remains the most fragmented of any American utility, divided into roughly 5,000 different pieces.

Lear is the most intricate but the most apparently fragmented of all Shakespeare's plays, and supplies the most purely Beckettian scenes, with its maimed characters talking fluently in a dark place.

On the surface, the Fifth is the most fragmented of all the quartets, with its six short movements and five interludes, in which the musicians play about with shards of material from the whole piece, like a modernist improvisation; but it was also the most playful of the Pacifica's performances.

It's that the European Union is just too fragmented of a market no matter what continent boosters would have us believe.

The Terrans are shown to be the most fragmented of the races in StarCraft, with multiple factions all vying for dominance over each other.

This instrument can quantify a minimum amount of 0.1 nanograms of fragmented DNA of the same size.

Consequently, integration of fragmented state of the literature is essential.

Bakker et al. (2010) used an experimental approach to investigate the adaptive potential of fragmented populations of D. melanogaster.

These are just a series of sentences strung together and addressed to the holder of the fragmented pieces of my heart.

Despite years of research, only a fragmented understanding of the molecular mechanisms of mercurial toxicity exists.