Sentence examples for unfinished condition from inspiring English sources
Although his theory left the subject in an unfinished condition, it provided a solid basis for future work.
Her insistent ordinariness is an expression not of humility but of egotism, the certitude that simply being herself, in whatever unfinished condition, will always be good enough.
Contemplating the script for "Show Barge," with most of its actors playing themselves and three different endings to be chosen from by the audience, the novelist emeritus pronounces it a "proto-Postmodernist wacko turkey-bomb of a playscript" in "quote-unquote unfinished condition, whole stretches of it summarized instead of dramatized".
Due to the reduced lift provision, a second route between the platforms and lifts was never brought into use and was left in an unfinished condition without tiling.
Based on their unfinished conditions, they are interpreted as early caves.
House roofing material and ceiling condition (unfinished or finished) were used to assess socioeconomic status.
ii) We hypothesized that this may be an adaptation to fluctuating environment, so that when larvae suffer from poor food conditions, unfinished wing neurogenesis in newly born adults might constitute a second chance if they encounter optimal food conditions.
Gielgud offered to do a voiceover to another of his films, the unfinished Kensington Gorey, but only on the condition that his contribution would be anonymous, seemingly unaware of the instantly recognisable nature of his voice.
Unable to reconcile the news with the loss of his men, and with appalling conditions in San Pedro Mártir, Amésqueta abandoned his unfinished fort and retreated to Guatemala.
Unable to reconcile the news with the loss of his men at Lake Petén Itzá, and with appalling conditions in San Pedro Mártir, Amésqueta abandoned the unfinished fort.
Thus, even if the works remained unfinished due only to lack of time and other external reasons, their condition, nonetheless, reflects the artist's intense feeling of the stresses inherent in the creative process.
