Sentence examples for were fragmentary from inspiring English sources
adjective
Consisting of fragments; disconnected; scattered.
- Fragmentary evidence suggests that he died in a foreign country.
Some phrases were fragmentary.
The printed transcripts indicate that many parts of the tapes were inaudible, and many others were fragmentary.
Even the first two acts were fragmentary, with the music and sung texts intact, but the linking spoken dramas missing.
The HOC also claimed that quotes attributed to Capralos were "fragmentary and a patchwork of answers, made in a way that served the authors of the article".
Few songs on "Blunderbuss" truly knock the wind out of you, as the White Stripes could — even with riffs that were fragmentary, simple or borrowed.
But they cautioned that a half-year was too short a period to draw firm conclusions, and that some of the figures in the report were fragmentary and contradictory.
Other heroic narratives are fragmentary.
"It's fragmentary and grotesque.
Official counts of New York gardens are fragmentary.
Intelligence tends to be fragmentary and accretive.
But records are fragmentary and unreliable.
