Sentence examples for definitely partly from inspiring English sources

Hamilton was definitely partly to blame - he braked eight metres later on that lap than he had on any other that weekend and the rear wheels locked.

But to boil it down to "stupid people are angry and also racist," while definitely partly true, is to miss a lot of the bullshit that made The Donald's latest presidential bid possible.

It's definitely due partly to having gone through the process of setting up much more complicated systems, including Vive, but unboxing and using PSVR consistently results in a "that's it?" response from my brain, which is tuned to expect more hassle leading up to the actual VR stuff itself.

It was definitely frustrating, partly because we were so close to coming out and I just didn't want anything to hurt the movie.

"Definitely it's partly necessity not wanting all your time and money going toward a living space".

"Such a deal structure is definitely the new trend, partly to spread the risks across more players and partly to signal that the deal is a real market transaction with no political elements attached," said Chen Zhiwu, a professor of finance at Yale University.

A score of 4 or 5 pertains to criteria containing clear references to evidence, while a score of 2 or 3 represents partly or definitely unclear references to evidence.

The west of the island is definitely full of voices - partly the gently inquisitive folksy burr of the islanders themselves.

According to the ISQ criteria for documentation (question B), clear references to the evidence will score 4 or 5, while partly unclear or definitely unclear references to evidence will score 2 or 3, depending upon the degree of uncertainty.

I definitely felt out of place (which was partly my own doing), my wild hair and curvaceous figure stuck out in a sea of perfectly straight blonde hair.

Meuth says that Helleday's success at Sheffield was partly luck but that he was definitely qualified for the job.