Sentence examples for a partial way of seeing from inspiring English sources
But what is gained and what is lost by such a partial way of seeing?
Or is there a partial way that still has value for a potentially larger market.
Because the tax credits will be available to people with incomes between 100percent and 1333 percent of the poverty, proponents of a partial expansion saw it as a way to reduce state Medicaid costs by enrolling fewer people in that program and instead having the federal government provide them with tax credits.
There is no comprehensive answer, but a partial one can be seen right in the first poem of Ephemeron, which is the title poem.
I can remember the excitement of seeing a partial eclipse in my first weeks at nursery school.
For a partial translation of the Four Books, see Gardner 2007.
For a partial list of such discussions, see Spade 1973, p. 296 n. 24.
It is not much of an exaggeration to say I have seen the world – in a partial, warped, quite privileged way, but seen it nonetheless.
"Some people wanted to see a partial manuscript; others wanted to see the entire thing.
For a partial listing of books received and considered, see here.
