Sentence examples for a bit incomplete from inspiring English sources
But it's a bit incomplete to simply call this a re-tread of HBO's bro-tastic dramedy.
Re "That License to Kill Is Unexpired" by Charles McGrath [June 1]: While Mr. McGrath's knowledge of Ian Fleming's work is commendable, it is however, a bit incomplete.
Mr. Chomsky grimly complains that the system makes "people into mindless consumers of things they do not want," but this analysis, while not exactly inaccurate, feels a bit incomplete.
As we noted, the numbers seemed a bit incomplete since the Android platform wasn't represented.
I realize the original post appears a bit incomplete in retrospect, I'm going to do a little more due diligence next time!
After all, the feedback loop telling you where you're putting your finger is a bit incomplete: it needs to let you know where your finger is hovering, since you can't touch the items directly.
He stated that "the whole thing seemed a little bit incomplete" due to the lack of a complete "psychic reveal" at the end of the episode, and that the reduced use of Corbin Bernsen in the installment was an issue.
The above summary of the Incompleteness Theorem is a bit, dare I say, incomplete.
The Bonds verdict was almost the perfect conclusion to this story, incomplete, a bit baffling and entirely unsatisfying, no matter which side of the this-is-a-waste-of-government-effort fence you sat on.
And the Dubai-esque twin towers are, incomplete, only a bit more of an eyesore than if they'd been finished.
