Sentence examples for fragmented reflection from inspiring English sources

Which brings me to the second way of understanding the whole document: as a much rawer and more fragmented reflection on the act of writing itself, the excruciating difficulty of carrying the practice forward — properly and rigorously forward — in an age of data saturation.

The risk here is that the current order of things finds its fragmented reflection in a myriad of minor personal rebellions, reifying the individualizing absorption of each and all within his or her own fashioning of self.

The existing empirical support for the importance of an informal and safe learning environment can be regarded as a fragmented reflection of the picture viewed through a socio-cultural lens.

Corners of the room are embellished with bits and pieces of mirror, recalling the Persian decorative tradition of ayneh-karee, and the fragmented reflections make 30 rugs seem like 300.

The end result is a fragmented reality of mirrored reflections paired with the continuous loop of yourself in the crowd projected onto the clothing, which you then want to record as a selfie.

He made Roman decorative art interesting by conjuring up an image of the warrior druids lined up on the shores of Anglesey; he told us how Magritte's fragmented bodies might be a reflection of his mother's death by drowning.

Described as an "alpha version" by the chatbot itself (see screenshot below), the U.S. version sees Cleo add support for 647 banks and counting, a reflection of how fragmented the banking market in the U.S. is.

This self and peer orientated approach solved the time efficiency issue, but presented only a selected and fragmented window into the triggering situation and depended on peers understanding reflection well enough to provide valuable feedback.

Written mostly in the past decade, these essays combine personal reflections and cultural criticism in Koestenbaum's lavish, fragmented style, covering topics at the intersection of sexuality, art, and literature.

"It's partly a reflection of the society in which we live, which is fragmented, and where solidarity is greatly under threat.

"Still on Call," his sixth such book, is a grab bag of essays, reflections, lectures, blog posts and assorted scribblings that has the fragmented, meandering structure from which such collections often suffer.