Sentence examples for is fragmentary from inspiring English sources
adjective
Consisting of fragments; disconnected; scattered.
- Fragmentary evidence suggests that he died in a foreign country.
"The evidence is fragmentary," Dr. Mowat said.
So far, evidence of those links is fragmentary.
Then there is Fragmentary Order, or Frago 242.
Information on sea level changes during the Pridoli Epoch is fragmentary and globally inconsistent.
The text, by Jemima Foxtrot, is fragmentary, and lit by a glimmering desperation.
The evidence for the early stoics, such as Zeno and Chrysippus, is fragmentary and often lost.
The photographer's work, which is fragmentary and kaleidoscopic, underscores the marginalized position that L.G.B.T.Q.
The premise is that because life is fragmentary, art must be.
This is writing reimagined for a mobile world, where attention is fragmentary.
The last book was apparently more theoretical, but in the surviving manuscript it is fragmentary.
And the writing for clarinet and viola is fragmentary, mysterious and sometimes eerie.
