Sentence examples for of fragmentary from inspiring English sources

"Excerpts From Short Works: 23" was made up of fragmentary scenes to music by Owen Belton.

It is very, very engrossing, a kind of fragmentary literary thriller set, in part, in Oxford.

It is very different to the kind of fragmentary identity politics associated with the "m-word".

And in Someone in a Tree we see how history is made up of fragmentary moments and multiple perspectives.

We are left with a series of fragmentary images – grandiose pop videos from the life and times of a legend.

Seen through his eyes, an assortment of striped beach equipment attains nearly Cubist levels of fragmentary complexity.

Instead, nature is tangled up in a zany modern world of fragmentary narratives, surreal space and confused aspirations.

I had a bunch of fragmentary stuff on my computer, parts of songs, and I put them together in different combinations until they fit.

His new "Trips and Trysts" is as much a processional of fragmentary images as his 1981 "Discipline Is Freedom," the oldest piece on the program.

Janáček's methodology, with its vocal lines based on speech patterns and its repetition of fragmentary rhythmic figurations, is usually seen as antithetical to Puccini's lyricism.

Such survivors' testimony makes it the definitive study of the uprising.Yet the abundance of fragmentary detail is a weakness as well as a strength.