Sentence examples for fragmented speech from inspiring English sources
Here, hollowed-out heads (like armor without the body inside), film projections of marred bodies, and sound pieces with fragmented speech offer more oblique experiences than the earlier performances but continue the discussion of violence and power.
But the cause of the stammering, fragmented speech patterns remains unclear.
But the vocal lines are fragmented, often lapsing into speech.
The universal appeal of these visuals are reflected in the sounds, where the music and characters' speech is fragmented into tiny clips and then scored through programming, a progressive soundscape that uses "controlled randomness".
As her voice softens, her speech becomes increasingly fragmented until all that remains is a low, unintelligible mumble.
Seeing all those ads, stump speeches and debates juxtaposed in a fragmented postmodern collage jolted me out of denial.
The lines of verse vary greatly in length and in syntactical structure, consisting primarily of impressionistic and fragmented descriptions interspersed with seemingly overheard, disconnected bits of speech in São Paulo dialect.
"As railroads grow larger and stronger, it has become increasingly difficult for fragmented unions to bargain effectively," Mr. Boyd said in a speech today at a union meeting in Greensboro, N.C.
Mr. Machover's "Valis," commissioned for the 10th anniversary of the Pompidou Center, used speech and song and synthesizer to dramatize the hero's own fragmented view of the world.
In his speech to the BMA's annual conference on Monday, Dr Mark Porter said the changes had cut investment, fragmented care and prioritised the tendering of services to private companies.
