Sentence examples for fragmented scene from inspiring English sources
The actresses restart the scene a lot in a movie that wittily employs loops of language, ricocheting gazes and generous ellipses and that, fragmented scene by scene, creates a labyrinth of desire.
Not limited to stand-up, this feature will try to reflect that vast and fragmented scene, for creative, funny work can be found everywhere from late-night cable to bars in Brooklyn to a tweet.
It was already served by a formidable private transport market, with one of the world's most recognisable taxi fleets – the black cabs – and a fragmented scene of some 3,000 licensed "private hire" operators.
The online video market in China is a fragmented scene dominated by national portals where sites like YouTube don't even get a look in; but today sees that market move one step closer to consolidation, with the news that the two largest video portals, Youku and Tudou, will be merging in an all-stock deal, to take control of nearly half the online video market in the country.
Joining a previously fragmented scene into a unified force led to new projects, like Reclaim the Streets".
While the site has been locally popular for years — as a kind of rallying point for a fragmented scene — the past 12 months have been especially good to Barber: He became MTV's Midwest correspondent.
Mostly, though, there's a story of interconnected characters, told in traditional if fragmented scenes.
Like her stories, her novels are stitched together out of a series of fragmented scenes.
"In Büchner's fragmented scenes it becomes something else altogether," wrote the Guardian's Michael Billington.
Films are fragmented; scenes appear and disappear around the room so that the viewer is forced to move about in order to see what's happening.
Even if it offers no solutions and sometimes feels like fragmented scenes rather than a fully formed piece, its poetic energy and urgency make it difficult to ignore.
