Sentence examples for an unfinished text from inspiring English sources

A poem that has loomed large in Geoffrey Hill's critical wranglings with Eliot is "Coriolan", an unfinished text whose abandoned status Hill views as a tragic abdication on Eliot's part.

That said, there's clearly a degree of conceptualising involved: Split Your Ends and In Manchester were apparently born out of an experiment involving Newman carving songs out of blocks of unformatted, unfinished text supplied by bassist Graham Lewis, while the sound of the album gradually shifts from the warmth of opener Blogging, becoming increasingly agitated and dark.

Saying the ­advance has been spent, Canongate publishes the unfinished text despite his opposition, at the price of disobliging reviews, weak sales and verbal attacks by the WikiLeaks founder.

The publishers of Carnets du Voyage en Chine ("Notebooks of a Journey to China") and Journal de Deuil ("Diary of Mourning") have been attacked because these unfinished texts were never meant for publication and allegedly reveal intimate secrets about Barthes's private life.

There is no final text, only an unfinished manuscript corpus.

One example of this comes at the very end of the play, whose written text ends with a dash, an unfinished thought trailing off into space.

"She's an unfinished person".

Kids love an unfinished map.

Also research pertaining to an unfinished book.

But that is an unfinished revolution.

This gave his work an unfinished air.