Sentence examples similar to ever incomplete from inspiring English sources

"The symbol sets us thinking," in Ricoeur's famous phrase: we were not so much the creators of our symbols as their creatures, and philosophy was our ever-incomplete attempt to discern their multiple meanings.

In the third verse, Knowles declares to her love interest that his dynasty will ever remain incomplete without "a chief like [her]".

Andrews says that people using these speed-reading techniques are only ever processing an incomplete version of the text.

Have You Ever Been Lonely (incomplete alternate) 14.

Therefore hospitalisation for ACSC can only ever be an incomplete and sometimes poor measure of the performance of PHC.

Eighty percent of the cohort reported having had a full-term pregnancy, 28% reported ever having an incomplete pregnancy and 82% reported that they had ever breastfed.

On that understanding, or perhaps to keep Mr Blair honest, he has allowed himself to be enticed into an ever closer but still incomplete liaison with Labour.

Age at first full-term pregnancy, ever having had an incomplete pregnancy and breastfeeding were not associated with risk (Table 4).

With, one might add, the help of the inevitable fart joke without which most British humor, it would seem, is incomplete; it was ever thus.

People who do not respect her rules -- which are clearly printed in the menu and encompass everything from common courtesy to no incomplete parties seated, ever -- are not welcome to return.

One English critic, referring to Collins' novel, called The White Girl "...one of the most incomplete paintings we ever met with".