Sentence examples for incomplete takes from inspiring English sources

People complain that she leaves things incomplete, takes liberties, should be edited more and so on, but, dammit, she remains by far the most natural and most challenging novelist contemporary Britain has at hand to help imagine itself into what it's becoming.

To do that, Mr. Scott and his colleagues turned to Columbia's original recordings on large lacquer discs, which were recorded at 33 1/3 and sometimes had multiple or incomplete takes, said Marc C. Kirkeby, a music archivist who has worked closely with the lacquers.

Ten years of office work, of literary projects left incomplete, finally took their toll.

Although fingerprints are unique to every individual, crime scene prints are usually incomplete patterns taken off doorknobs or glass.

But Mr. Li said that the witness statements were incomplete or taken out of context and that Mr. Ray had provided the help he could.

Incomplete graft take resulted in recurrent scarring and pigment imbalances with reduced aesthetic outcome.

Most plausibly, perhaps, Aristotle's complete and incomplete syllogisms taken together are understood as formally valid premise-conclusion arguments; and his complete and completed syllogisms taken together as (sound) deductions.

As a result, strategies are not implemented well and results are incomplete or take too long to achieve.

Midwives pointed out HEWs' lower competency in identifying high-risk pregnant women for referral, incomplete history taking and referring women without a referral slip.

Assumptions for outcome data in studies with incomplete reporting, taken after efforts to contact study authors, are stated in the results.

Thus, what the Fables teach is trivial in comparison with what they suggest: a view of life that, although incomplete (for it takes little account of man's metaphysical anguish or his highest aspirations), is mature, profound, and wise.