Sentence examples for define in part from inspiring English sources
But exactly how it happens is hard to define, in part because it's hard to record.
This sends them -- some, anyway -- on a search for perfection, which they define in part as finding the right lower school that will provide the right setting, the right social circle and the right track to emerge in 2018 or so with a degree from the right college.
Lancaster union has banned initiation ceremonies, defined in part as "engaging in public stunts and buffoonery".
That understanding, however, can be illuminated and defined, in part, by the norms of international law.
Videotape, like film, is a medium defined in part by its material mortality.
"But 'all the stops,' " he added, "is defined in part by the resources available".
In France, however, a nation defined in part by its language, the purists have been aghast.
Obama's two Presidential campaigns were defined in part by the black voters they brought to the polls.
Under federal law, slavery is defined, in part, by the use of coercion, torture, starvation, imprisonment, threats, and psychological abuse.
Starting on Saturday, Kaine will be thrust into an election defined in part by a debate over immigration.
