Sentence examples for incomplete viewing from inspiring English sources

As I wandered around Istanbul in the wake of the protests, I explored this bifurcated world, and realized that seeing one side without the other is an incomplete viewing.

A deliberately incomplete view of the literature, as I hope I've explained, isn't a neutral or marginal failure.

The June 10 front-page article about the Congressional hearings on Amtrak's food service provides an incomplete view of the duties of on-board service workers.

The only previous Mercury mission, Mariner 10, flew post the planet three times in 1974 and 1975 giving us only an incomplete view.

Perhaps more important, the answer to this question may give prospective students an incomplete view of whether the college will be a good fit.

No one suggested that the images failed to portray important problems that exist on the reservation — but some thought it was an incomplete view.

Mr. Huey was certainly not the first photographer whose subjects complained that an outsider had created an incomplete view of them.

Correction: October 31, 2003, Friday A front-page picture in this section last Friday, with a story about the off-season restfulness of Fire Island, in New York, gave an incomplete view of a ferry ride on a Saturday morning.

As a result, those researchers say, physicians who rely on medical journals for information about drugs and medical devices may get an incomplete view of their effectiveness or safety because they may be unaware of other less favorable or inconclusive studies.

Each individual "observer" may present an incomplete view of the event based on their limited perspective.

The concept might provide an incomplete view of human behavior, but it clearly has some use.