Sentence examples for decidedly partial from inspiring English sources
For Polk, there is a link between this version of maleness and the financial collapse — a plausible, but decidedly partial, explanation for a crisis from which we're still struggling, eight years later, to recover.
When Eaton revised it in 1824, he turned what was a history, if a decidedly partial one, into political propaganda; his changes are carefully annotated by Frank Owsley, Jr., in a facsimile edition published by the University of Alabama Press.
Heroin, too, is pricier and of worse quality; some batches in Europe appear to have been infected with anthrax.But such victories in the global drug war have been decidedly partial.
Even then I knew that these were decidedly partial views, but they were the views I grew up surrounded by.
HARRY REID, the Senate majority leader, announced yesterday afternoon a "bipartisan compromise" (a novel concept in these decidedly partisan times) that should end the partial shutdown of the Federal Aviation Administration FAAA).
Even before Steven A. Cohen's very bad week, the media narrative surrounding the hedge fund billionaire was well known: an intimidating temper that has mellowed with age, a bad back enflamed by the same, a hedge fund with a track record better than the Yankees and partial ownership of a baseball team whose standing is decidedly less stellar.
And the senators whose support Mr. Obama is courting for highly contentious climate and energy legislation to be introduced in the coming weeks gave decidedly mixed reactions: For every senator who praised it as at least a partial answer to the nation's energy needs, another raised alarms about befouled beaches and continued dependence on fossil fuels.
Three years in, the street-level experience in New York has been decidedly mixed: Law enforcement officials said they knew of no cases solved in New York City because of a lead generated by a partial match.
