Sentence examples for be quite complete from inspiring English sources
There is the usual bevy of bankers and, of course, Henry A. Kissinger, the former U.S. secretary of state, without whom no Bilderberg gathering would be quite complete.
An examination of these listings shows them to be quite complete, but nowhere does the phrase 'of local application' or its equivalent appear among them.
It is perhaps the best thing in this effort, and even this is spoiled at the end by a visitation of Irene's ghost.No picture of this calibre would be quite complete without a moon.
It's heartening to know that there are a lot of parents out there like me who also feel that the time will come soon enough when our kids are immersed in the world of technology and gadgets — but believe that for now, childhood can be quite complete and fulfilling without them.
Hungary's post-communist transformation may not yet be quite complete, but its capital city is now acknowledged as a prime draw for start-ups, investors and incubators in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) region.
In our case, we know the temperature when the silver particles melts (960°C) and at this stage the carbonization should be quite complete.
A brochure from the era notes that "Maid service is quite complete, but rendered unobtrusively.
A limited bus rapid transit (BRT) service, with dedicated lanes, also ferries supporters, despite not being quite complete.
During experiments with monosilane, for inlet concentrations lower than 20% in nitrogen, silane conversion has always been quite complete, and fines formation limited.
And finally, because I'm also a writer, I don't feel that any day is quite complete unless I've done a little scribbling.
