incompleteness

I just know there's a feeling of incompleteness in us.

He had read it before but always with a feeling of incompleteness.

In every direction he came up against his own incompleteness.

In all, there is a sense of incompleteness about this book.

Given the incompleteness of these records, the total take was somewhat higher.

This is also the time when any incompleteness should be caught and corrected.

As a result, even if you read every page, there is a troubling incompleteness about all three.

"As to what the implications of incompleteness are, people can differ."

More often the effect is one of discontinuity and incompleteness.

When I mentioned my theory to a friend recently, she was quick to point out its incompleteness.

It leans against the wall, he said, "to create a sense of incompleteness."

Economists have however dealt with this incompleteness in two ways.

There was an incompleteness to the equation that could never be filled.

She could feel the incompleteness of whatever bond it was they shared.

There is, he acknowledges, an ache of incompleteness to his life.

There is always an incompleteness somewhere, and the shadow across the path.

The picture is utterly simple; the more so for its touch of incompleteness.

They cannot appreciate the idea that natural diversity or incompleteness is part of a person's character.

Isn't s/he a figure who has exchanged one kind of incompleteness for another?

Either way, it is the very incompleteness of the message that holds the attraction.

This strategy is said to be feasible but less cost effective due to its incompleteness.

But going to sleep with this snoring and the feeling of incompleteness was impossible.

She felt it as a vague sort of incompleteness.

"There must be no question at all of incompetence or incompleteness.

Lack of funds was the reason for its incompleteness.