Sentence examples for fragmented thinking from inspiring English sources

If you're like most people, you'll find that 30 minutes of clear-headed uninterrupted work will drive more accomplishment than hours of the interrupted fragmented thinking you have at the office.

Fragmented thinking is a highly common symptoms of schizophrenia, which will become apparent in the way the individual speaks.

In conclusion, the issue of fragmented policy thinking as well as delivery of ECEC services is a major problem that ought to be recognised.

As he's said, "Twitter is rapid, spontaneous, and fragmented"; Tumblr is for thinking in pictures; and "Blogspot is for raw, aggressive rants".

The next logical step in thinking about innovation, since industries are fragmented, is that different places need different systems and different kinds of innovation.

Filmic thinking provides methods for reconciling or providing narrative to the fragmented and undefined nature of these sites.

On his style: "I don't consider myself a 'collage artist,' but I would say that collage describes my thinking process -- nonlinear, absurd, sometimes beautiful, sometimes grotesque and fragmented".

After Goon Squad, she is thinking around the possibility of historical fiction, a more straightforward form of storytelling, because "I'm tired of the fragmented approach, and crave a centrality".

— it's worth thinking about how its vision of character and agency reflect a culture in which these ideas have come to seem increasingly fragmented and distant and unreal.

Thinking, thinking.

Just thinking, thinking, thinking, thinking.