Sentence examples for incomplete draft from inspiring English sources

The incomplete draft of the Symphony in E Minor-Major (1821) has inspired attempts at completion.

Ms. Meyer posted a link to the incomplete draft: "This way, my readers don't have to feel they have to make a sacrifice to stay honest".

In the incomplete draft they read, there was no redemption, only strumpets dancing at the Trocadero - and White was made to pack her bags before she had chance to explain.

This incomplete draft was leaked to Ain't It Cool News, who proceeded to do a negative review.

The Life ends abruptly with no concluding remarks and it is considered likely that the manuscript is an incomplete draft.

The same cannot be said of an incomplete draft.

Burnett quotes another Larkin scholar, James Booth, writing that "from 5 October 1944 to November 1980" – Larkin died in 1985, after five sadly fallow years – "he wrote (and carefully dated) virtually all his complete and incomplete drafts".

The History Channel said then that the scripts in question were incomplete drafts and that it stood by the accuracy of more current drafts that were annotated by the screenwriter, Stephen Kronish.

It was reassembled from two incomplete drafts by his son Soulima, who had it published by Boosey & Hawkes in memoriam in 1979, thus repeating the gesture of homage an ambivalent Stravinsky son paid to an illustrious, loved but also resented Stravinsky father.

He left behind him, in addition to a huge amount of journal material and many books on prayer and monasticism, a couple of incomplete drafts for novels and a fair quantity of poetry, published and unpublished, some of it dramatically "experimental" in style.

There is also a stunning pencil drawing of Cleopatra and, even more interesting, what appears to be an earlier, incomplete, discarded draft on the opposite side.