Sentence examples for though unfinished from inspiring English sources

Though unfinished, "Eaton's Neck, Long Island" ranks among his loveliest paintings.

His multivolume Treatise on Metallurgy (1861 80), though unfinished, quickly attained classic status.

His last novel, Meian (1916; Light and Darkness), though unfinished, has been acclaimed by some as his masterpiece.

The band's charge, which Simon denies, is that the music came largely from a preëxisting (though unfinished) Los Lobos song.

As a result, the elements of the drama come to the screen with a sense of being, as finished products, though unfinished and raw.

His narrative poems Boyko (1897) and Ralitsa (1893) interpreted folk themes psychologically, and his greatest, though unfinished, work, Kǔrvava pesen (1913; "Song of Blood"), was an epic on Bulgaria's history and destiny.

And last year's The Fall of Arthur, though sadly unfinished, gave Tolkien's take on another core medieval narrative tradition – a unique perspective quite unlike Thomas Malory or Tennyson or the other popular versions.

This new spot, being tiny, should suit them just fine; being unfinished, though, as is traditional just before any opening, with its wiring protruding from holes in the wall and tipped with bare light bulbs, it offered few clues to what it was going to look like.

It's a nice green, even though the unfinished look turns out to be fake.

What then followed was the arrival at the summit plateau, at which the symphony, though nominally unfinished, sounded truly to have reached its destination.

It is only 70 pages, though - probably unfinished.