Sentence examples for lack of finish from inspiring English sources

Compensating for lack of finish, though, is a naïve charm and graphic vitality.

In the lack of finish, the station interior will convey the accurate impression that the future of the trade center site is far from decided.

A deliberate lack of finish, enhanced by skillful installation, gave the surface a rough, forgotten quality; sliding weights on the inside, carefully adjusted, anchored the great, vari-shaped mass at a number of points.

Both public and critics were mystified by what they saw, baffled by the paintings' lack of finish, their bright colours and quotidian subject matter (none of which stopped them coming to look anyway).

"I'm sure that Rembrandt felt he was done working on it, so it is a kind of deliberate lack of finish, which is rather characteristic of the artists of the period".

It was only the month before that Monet had shown Impression, Sunrise, a work whose lack of finish led the sneering critic, Leroy, to dismiss the painter and his cohorts as Impressionists.

It's frustrating watching the lack of finishing by this team some times.

The negatives are the attendance numbers, the lack of finishing and some disappointing refereeing.

Fan frustration is at an all-time high with the team's lack of finishing and inability to get results when they've needed them most.

They took 80 shots in the two games to Tampa Bay's 40, but showed a lack of finishing touch on many scoring chances.

That the Crusaders conceded only three second-half tries, to Phelps, Roberts and Lee Mossop, was more down to a lack of finishing finesse from the home side than a more balanced second-half contest.