Sentence examples for almost incomplete from inspiring English sources

Its self-titled debut album seemed almost incomplete: songs with forceful questions, emotional and structural, that often went unanswered in a haze of high-lonesome guitar reverb.

With their E-factors [3], a useful measure of the potential environmental acceptability of chemical processes, that are estimated to be 100 times larger than that of normal synthetic compounds, chemical peptide syntheses are almost incomplete in terms of environmental friendliness.

And if that means we feel restless or almost incomplete when the game is over, maybe that's a sign that video games can transcend being just another diversion from reality.

And in the science version, we also have to bear in mind that our picture is almost certainly incomplete (e.g. the Standard Model) and possibly completely wrong (e.g. supersymmetry).

"The idea of known and unknown unknowns recognizes that the information those in positions of responsibility in government, as well as in other human endeavors, have at their disposal is almost always incomplete," he writes.

The list is very long but almost certainly incomplete.

What follows is an (almost certainly incomplete) chronological history of poo as a weapon.

On the other hand, there are many interesting open questions, and in particular, the theory as a whole is almost certainly incomplete.

Thus, our estimates remain almost as incomplete as the experimental data.

The recruitment of contacts in contact investigations is almost always incomplete and is subject to selection bias.

Our three statistical tests used a database of transcription factors whose binding sites are known; such databases are almost certainly incomplete.