Sentence examples for seem unfinished from inspiring English sources

Graphical and sound elements seem unfinished.

A few of the works seem unfinished, adding to the feeling of unrealized ambition.

Dean Moss and Ryutaro Mishima's "States and Resemblance" did seem unfinished, but it had a resonance and coherence that set it apart.

This one does seem unfinished, though: it draws heavily on Mr. Boulez's sense of sonority and on the contrast between rapid bursts of sound and sustained lines, but the completed sections don't have the dynamism of the Second Sonata.

One critic wrote that the areas of the floor and most of the cupboard behind her seem unfinished and "much too narrow and papery in effect".

Some of his worked-over surfaces seem unfinished, deliberately and effectively suggesting that the emotions with which they began have faded, grown cold and died away, leaving nothing but the husk of memory.

Our education, and hers, seems unfinished.

But the play still seems unfinished.

But it seems unfinished in ways that should be examined.

It looks nothing like his other work, and seems unfinished.

"Because Africa seems unfinished and so different from the rest of the world, a landscape on which a person can sketch a new personality, it attracts mythomaniacs," he wrote, arguing that Africa needs to cultivate its own saviors.