Sentence examples for is always unfinished from inspiring English sources

"Let's face it, there is always unfinished business in foreign policy.

Quite the opposite, I think: understanding that even in our finest hours we fall short of the mark is a reminder that the work of politics is always unfinished.

What he meant is that life is always unfinished business, like the bits of knitting women used to carry around with them, to be picked up in different intervals.

But it is an incomplete shape, meant to suggest there is always unfinished business to pursue.

"Policing is never done; it's always unfinished business," Mr. Bratton said, speaking last in a kind of valedictory address.

A gland or a duct or perhaps an entire organ had begun to work overtime, could not stop laboring inside Alma, as if there were always unfinished work to do.

There's always unfinished business".

Revolutions are always unfinished business.

Well, I've been thinking about it for ages just because the show was always unfinished business to me because Clarissa kept on growing and why wouldn't you want to know what happened to her?

There are always unfinished pieces that stick out around two to three sides.

This is an on-going process and "preparing for future unknowns is always an unfinished business" [4].