Sentence examples for fragmented portrait from inspiring English sources

The images we captured combine to create not a single, monolithic vision, but rather a diverse and fragmented portrait, alive with all the rifts and paradoxes of this important and highly contested place.

"Collapsing divisions between past, present and future gives birth to fragmented portraits, mythological beings and hybridized forms who are not oriented to a specific time or place, but rather floating in a space of disquieting coexistence".

The subtext of the resulting album, "Hyphenated-Man," is a fragmented self-portrait: "a mirror busted up in 30 pieces," as he put it.

Its ending, pointillistic and increasingly fragmented, is a portrait of dissolution.

His revamping of Büchner's fragmented and never-completed portrait of the human animal includes beautiful painterly images that are chilling to the point of frostbite, expertly rendered by a crack technical team that includes Neil Irish (set and costumes) and David Howe (lighting).

Another frequent criticism of "The Road Into the Open" is that Schnitzler's portrait of a fragmented society leads to a fragmented novel.

And if there is a serious connection between the fragmented Close close-up portraits that are among the backdrops and the sometimes Chopin-like, thinly pretty ripplings of Mr. Glass's music, Mr. Elo's choreography does not point them out on a first viewing.

This portrait of a fragmented, disengaged and possibly significantly disenfranchised electorate matters to us all.

The Murderer (1978) was followed by the Armstrong trilogy, a remarkable portrait of a fragmented sort of postcolonial society which comprises From the Heat of the Day (1979), One Generation (1980) and Genetha (1981).

The implications of this advance could be momentous, for personality is the glue that could unite our fragmented digital traces into rich portraits of ourselves, allowing those who hold a digital fragment to infer us whole and entire.

"Modern Family" is a charming, hugely popular ABC sitcom with a little something for everyone, a funny portrait of the many fragmented, unconventional configuration forms that can make a family, encased in a comfortable, loving frame.