Sentence examples for somehow incomplete from inspiring English sources

Yet the meal is somehow incomplete without it.

It was a confusing sense that I was somehow "incomplete," something I couldn't explain to myself, never mind to anyone else.

Greece's entry into both the European Union and the euro also owed much to the idea that Europe without the cradle of democracy was somehow incomplete.

But despite this, the connection between music and dance is somehow incomplete: Petronio's dance feels just a little too clean, not quite in tune with the gutsy sexiness of those passionate sounds.

Praised for having "done his homework" on the American Civil war for The March 20055), he claimed that he did little research, freely inventing when the historical record seemed somehow incomplete.

Were there really Pink Floyd fans who felt their life would be somehow incomplete until they owned the 1973 quadrophonic mix of Dark Side of the Moon in 448kbps, 640kbps and 96kHz/24bit, and who only now are sleeping soundly?

But this, somehow, feels incomplete; you could hold onto an addressed, stamped envelope for years, and no one could stop you.

Or is it that my life will somehow be incomplete if I don't have one of each?

Words were tainted somehow or no, he was tainted somehow, damaged, incomplete, because he didn't know how to use words to say anything better than "Hi" or "I'm hungry" or "I'm not".

The songs sound incomplete, somehow wrong.

Somehow it felt incomplete.