Sentence examples for become partial from inspiring English sources

Over the years, Salvador had become partial to hymns he'd heard in the Apostolic Church, and he sang every day.

Using a specially developed technique, the team has already coaxed embryonic stem cells to become partial pituitary glands and even bits of brains.

It could easily be argued these days that the contemplation of suffering dehumanizes us, that it increases our indifference and makes it easier for us to become partial, tribal, vengeful; and that victims and those who identify with them are more likely to become victimizers themselves than paragons of justice.

This is a key point because there has been a lot of developer backlash over the deal, with many asking if GitHub would become partial or focused more around Microsoft-based projects  or products.

This close approach of the methyl and methylene group carbons resulted in London dispersion forces that cause both carbons to become partial positively polarized; hence, partial negative charges were induced on the hydrogen atoms of the methyl and methylene groups, resulting in attraction between the hydrogen atoms of the alkyl chains from opposing layers.

Give them the opportunity to experience the textures and colors of 'real' food and not become partial to the bland "kid foods" which are usually deep-fried, coated in flour, or sweetened with sugar.

Mercedes returned as an engine provider in the early 1990s and then became partial owner of the McLaren team.

(A Mets fan, Ms. Kagan also became "partial to the Red Sox when she was in Boston," Mr. Durbin said).

Ms. Ristow grew up near San Antonio, joined her high school cheerleader squad, became partial to ice skating and developed a love of classical music and the opera.

Total immersion in the concert hall becomes partial exposure at home, not helped by the iPlayer search engine leading me to Total Sport and Totally Sausage first.

Later, I became partial to the odd and quasi-supernatural "Teddy," and to the way "Pretty Mouth and Green My Eyes" changes as you read it: the way it turns.