incompletely

The fact also is that the ideas and the debates about a unified Europe remain incompletely analysed and discussed here in North America, if those ideas are really discussed at all.

Britain in Europe

a name incompletely, is the beginning of all evil.

The Human Chord

In his 1915, §25, Meinong introduces in more detail the notion of incompletely determined objects, i.e., objects that are undetermined with respect to at least one property.

Salvation Santa

A healthy intestine allows only nutrients to pass into the bloodstream; when it is damaged, larger molecules -- such as incompletely digested fats, proteins and starches -- slip through, as well.

Gut Reactions

Although all of these statements are sprinkled with validity we must all accept the fact that we are incompletely complete.

Preachers of the Future: Three Sermons From Young Christians

That is because even our atmosphere is incompletely complete.

Preachers of the Future: Three Sermons From Young Christians

I may not have the congregation of a Pastor Joel Osteen but I am incompletely complete.

Preachers of the Future: Three Sermons From Young Christians

We must accept our unacceptable selves and realize we are incompletely complete.

Preachers of the Future: Three Sermons From Young Christians

Paul was saying I know I'm not all I should be and I know I don't have all I could have but I am incompletely complete.

Preachers of the Future: Three Sermons From Young Christians

This is only because they are incompletely complete.

Preachers of the Future: Three Sermons From Young Christians