Indicates that while the information is correct, it's not fully comprehensive.

Partial Completeness

The phrase can imply there's more to be said or learned beyond what's presented.

Not All-Inclusive

Suggests a reserved judgment, indicating that the first impression is satisfactory but susceptible to change.

Emphasizes that the statement or theory applies only within a certain context or to a certain extent.

Acknowledges that there may be gaps in the information or argument being presented.

Prepares the listener for potential limitations or incomplete parts of the upcoming information.