Sentence examples for fragmented view from inspiring English sources

You would be getting only a fragmented view of a larger whole.

A print made from this cracked negative gives a shattered, fragmented view of the New York Botanical Garden from the 1930's.

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.

More impressive than any of these bodies of work is his mural at the Aldrich, which provides a layered, fragmented view of the cartoon character SpongeBob SquarePants.

Overall, the existing research is based on small samples limited to one discipline, and offers a fragmented view of Wikipedia coverage of academic topics.

This fragmented view of the presentation of the natural world leads also to a fragmented and largely unconnected content presentation in the teaching of biology.

This is a fragmented, disconnected view; innovation demands to be looked at as a system, from early-stage research through production.

This is the old traditional family experience as opposed to fragmented viewing on multiple sets in the house.

Balding denied that the slew of new channels and ways to watch would lead to a more fragmented viewing experience.

One popular tactic is to sponsor so-called marquee programming like the Academy Awards, which draws large audiences even in an era of fragmented viewing patterns.

Besides, fragmented viewing behaviour means that broadcasters need to look away from traditional advertising models for new sources of revenue, so why not perfume?