Sentence examples for unfinished lives from inspiring English sources

This unfinished quality fits these unfinished lives.

Eventually, the recreated memorial -- in an airtight environment -- will find its way into a future exhibition, "Unfinished Lives," which the historical society is planning.

The columns, he said, citing several books on the symbolism of military monuments, were intended to look unfinished as a symbol of the unfinished lives claimed by the ghastly prison ships.

Madley Croft said that it was frightening to play an unfinished song live — at sound check in Athens, she had to stop midway through "Hiding Place," because she couldn't remember the melody of her verse — but, she added, that was the point of the exercise: "I'm trying to go along the lines of, If it makes me nervous, then do it".

While Kennedy's life was unfinished, his legacy lives on through the works and lives of others.

Such idealism, along with a wild, unfinished energy both live and in the studio, always set The Cribs apart.

It remained unfinished while he lived for several years with a Romanian princess, and then the second world war intervened.

It's good that Unfinished Histories, a living archive of the fringe groups of the last 50 years, is celebrating it in style.

You get the sense, listening to the nimble interplay in the Allegro moderato opening and to the trim, zesty finale, that he had lots more to say; this was the second in a planned set of six quartets that Haydn left unfinished, though he lived another decade.

The unfinished task of living up to the ideals of our democracy and stirring the conscience of Americans continues today.

A costly challenge In Iraq, 27 per cent of displaced people live in unfinished buildings, informal settlements or other shelter arrangements, while 8 per cent live in organized camps.