Sentence examples for an unfinished quality from inspiring English sources

Knowing that she could never complete a full biography, she ended the manuscript with Nixon's pre-presidential years, lending it an unfinished quality.

There is an unfinished quality to the entire Pfefferman clan, and without making the question clumsy and overt, "Transparent" asks whether the secret at the core of the family prevented the Pfefferman kids from fully embracing their own identities as adults.

An unfinished quality also emanates from some of Ms. Marshall's dance numbers and the ensemble as a whole, though Jennifer Westfeldt makes a charming Broadway debut as Eileen, Ruth's boy-magnet of a sister.

Wright is a resolutely experimental poet, funny and intemperate, and the poems in her latest volume manage an unusual alchemy — they have a raw, unfinished quality… I kept my long hair in a great red bunch.

It had a pensive, unfinished quality, built on an airy steel-drum melody and vocal samples of fans talking about British rave culture, with tap-dancing drums that seemed to fade in and out of the mix at whim.

The elaborate visual effects occasionally have an untextured, unfinished quality: the prehistoric beasts yomping around the latest ill-advised incarnation of Michael Crichton's perennially doomed theme park significantly outnumber those in Spielberg's 1993 original, yet have none of their quaver-inducing immediacy.

A few dishes had a rough, unfinished quality, and some felt repetitive, but others were like nothing I'd seen before.

Wright is a resolutely experimental poet, funny and intemperate, and the poems in her latest volume manage an unusual alchemy — they have a raw, unfinished quality that never feels provisional.

Both houses have a rough, unfinished quality.

The narrative has a rushed, unfinished quality, much like the revolution itself.

Perhaps because the author focuses too much on this being Volume I, there is a curiously unfinished quality about "Peter Loon".