Sentence examples for fragmented relationship from inspiring English sources

The jumbled chronology imitates the often tumultuous and fragmented relationship Deborah has with her daughter and with herself. .

Scholars who study the religious right say a more fragmented relationship between faith and voting trends could make it more difficult to unite conservative Christians behind candidates now.

For such couples, according to the study: "The shared loss became the cement of a fragmented relationship; they were united by shared pain rather than by commonality of interest or spirit.

I have to bring my brain to a place where I remember my dad is dead and that we will never, ever mend our horrifically fragmented relationship.

Besides overindulgence in alcohol, opium and hashish, there were pernicious debts, syphilis -which resulted in assorted nervous disorders, dizzy spells and death at the age of 46 - noisy, fragmented relationships with women and incessant attacks of what the poet would call spleen.

She demonstrates that our dependency on technological communication with one another can create fragmented relationships.

There were also some concerns about fragmented relationships between primary and secondary care with several participants feeling frustrated by restricted access to diagnostics for certain conditions.

Sandall argues that burnout is more likely in the presence of lack of peer and personal support, when midwives work in large groups, and where there are fragmented relationships with women, high workloads and a lack of occupational autonomy [ 12, 13, 21].

But as our ancient woodland has become increasingly fragmented, our relationship with the woods and their flowers has become more disconnected too.

In between them, the poet laureate of modern alienation, John Foxx, wanders through a mirror maze of fragmented, contradictory relationships, married to someone he doesn't recognise.

We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.