fragmentary

a picture that emerges from fragmentary information.

excavations have revealed fragmentary remains of masonry.

Only fragmentary information on pathogenesis of bovine malignant catarrhal fever is availible.

many types of rock are ejected from volcanoes as solid, fragmentary material.

You splashed fragmentary words in the corner with ink, and romanced out a summer without gurgitation.

The play is divided into nine fragmentary scenes.

The savage fragmentary play based on an actual murder.

Without is, it looks fragmentary. Weren't you aware of its fragility?

Thanks thoughtbubble. This pageant is modern fragmentary almost Brechtian.

And just, of course, we're working on fragmentary evidence here.

Unfortunately, because the record is fragmentary, her full name is lost to history.

It's, what do you see, a barren colourless landscape with fragmentary rock all over the place.

Perhaps nothing better typifies the confusion than the fragmentary bundle of contradictions that was Homo habilis.

Maybe our bodies produce hormones in response to the fragmentary malaise of the music, creating a feeling of consolation.

For several moments the conversation becomes entirely fragmentary.