Sentence examples for being unfinished from inspiring English sources

Being unfinished, it is also much misunderstood, starting with the fact that so many of the millions of tourists who visit it every year imagine that it is a "cathedral".

Eh? Oh. "We could have used the time better" – Brazil's sports minister Aldo Rebelo accepts that World Cup preparations that have led to four stadiums still being unfinished three months before the tournament starts have not gone perfectly.

In the late 30s came the series of insightful comic tales about the ageing movie hack Pat Hobby, and finally The Last Tycoon, the best, least patronising of novels about the movie industry, all the more intriguing for being unfinished.

This new spot, being tiny, should suit them just fine; being unfinished, though, as is traditional just before any opening, with its wiring protruding from holes in the wall and tipped with bare light bulbs, it offered few clues to what it was going to look like.

In placing such garments alongside furniture and decorative arts of the era, Modern Japanese Design shows "radical" features were part of the visual culture of Japan at the time – not least an interest in natural materials and the appearance of being unfinished.

Some became legendary for being unfinished, among them the greatest coup of this show: Jacques-Louis David's rarely seen Death of Bara, painted at the height of the Terror, in which a nude teenage revolutionary expires in a field of white squiggles.

It was unfinished business.

The walls are unfinished.

Everything is unfinished.

But the revolution is unfinished.

An access road is unfinished.