Sentence examples for as unfulfilled from inspiring English sources

Her post-Wonderland career was as unfulfilled as Dodgson's.

The juxtaposition of now and then makes it clear: for all the trappings of success, he's as unfulfilled as he ever was.

Bernstein died two years later, his lifelong wish to complete "That One Important Piece", as he described it in his final letter to his business manager, left as unfulfilled as his longing to see liberal democracy flourish in America.Why did the popular, powerful and prodigiously gifted Bernstein never compose that masterpiece?

Could the work of the Empire be seen as unfulfilled?

Such betrayals, as well as unfulfilled promises of large sums of money, generated considerable tension among the rebels over their relationship with Mr. Chávez.

For exile leaders who had been grumbling about what they saw as unfulfilled promises by Mr. Bush, the repatriation was a trigger point.

Finally in 1920, a British diplomat met with the Dalai Lama, "in quiet conjunction with a longstanding but as yet unfulfilled British promise to supply Tibet with weapons," the authors note, and secured the top monk's consent for a British try on Everest.

The integration of environmental costs and benefits into corporate decision-making has an enormous, but as yet unfulfilled, potential to promote sustainable development.

The use of TCR-seq to study vaccine response, in HIV or for that matter any other vaccine intended to elicit a cellular (as opposed to humoral) immune response, remains an alluring but as yet unfulfilled prospect that is complicated by the polyspecific nature of T-cell activation.

As the concept has evolved, partly in response to as yet unfulfilled expectations regarding the availability of genomic-based tools and therapies to prevent and manage chronic disease, increasing attention has focused on how to incorporate all personalized tools - genomic and non-genomic - into clinical care [ 11].

But the foundation's announcement in late 1996 that it had raised $3.7 million since its inception proved overly optimistic because the foundation had included such as yet unfulfilled promises as the one from Mayor Willie Brown of San Francisco to raise $1 million.