Sentence examples for uncompleted version of from inspiring English sources

Leigh Fermor never did fully finish writing the third part of his epic walk across pre-second-world-war Europe but John Murray will publish an uncompleted version of the book in 2013 Beyond the bars of my window the towers descended, their walls blazoned with diagonals of light and shade; and, through a wide gap, castellated villages were poised above the sea on coils of terraces.

The one exception was his embryonic version of "Original of Laura," which was left uncompleted after Nabokov's death, and which he had instructed his widow, Vera, to destroy.

The charm and realism of this poem were not equaled in Rudolf's other works: Barlaam und Josaphat, a Christian version of the legend of Buddha; and the three historical epics, Alexander, Willehalm von Orlens, and Weltchronik, an ambitious, uncompleted world chronicle that ends with the death of Solomon.

Nye undertakes the monumental, and previous uncompleted, task of examining the social transformations that a new source of energy initiated.

When he died, his last composition, a viola concerto, was left an uncompleted mass of sketches (completed by Tibor Serly, 1945).

The uncompleted arc of her talent makes her a perennial artist's artist, consulted by young abstract painters even now.

He said that Europeans who welcomed Christian refugees from Syria and Iraq were "completing the uncompleted mission of Isis".

Unfolding on an epic scale, this coherent, if uncompleted, portrayal of our age is a grand parable of "late capitalism" set in the innards of the Internal Revenue Service.

From his uncompleted reconstruction of Pienza, the pope's native city (renamed from Corsignano), the cathedral and the Piccolomini Palace (1460 63) are two of his most-celebrated works.

Friends edited his last great work, four volumes of an uncompleted survey of Greek civilization Griechische Kulturgeschichte (1898 1902; abridgment in Eng.

The historian Adam Tooze has written of the gigantic and uncompleted task of managing "the vast unwieldy dynamic of the modern world".