Sentence examples for ever partially from inspiring English sources

During one restless night, tormented by the suffocating air of Clive's decaying country seat, Maurice yearns to become fully invisible to a society that can only ever partially see him.

It was clear last summer that Corbyn was only ever partially interested in keeping Britain in Europe and an honourable leader would bear the responsibility for the failure to persuade Labour voters to vote remain.

Writing in the Guardian, Wilson said: "It was clear last summer that Jeremy was only ever partially interested in keeping Britain in Europe and an honourable leader would bear the responsibility for the failure to persuade Labour voters to vote remain".

Like their heroes the Velvet Underground, Orange Juice were one of those bands whose potential was only ever partially realised, but whose fearless originality bore an influence on guitar music that was thoroughly disproportionate to the number of records they sold.

As you can imagine, that brought with it a great deal of pressure, pressure which was only ever partially relieved by the vast amounts of fast food and cold beer he consumed on the trip.

Only three were completed, and these have only ever been partially used.

The inexorable lurching from phone to phone tells us we have developed a phone-shaped hole in our psyches, which can only ever be partially, or temporarily, satisfied.

"I was ready to give up completely, because the way I saw it, a message had been delivered loud and clear: that, despite a lot of encouragement along the way, the gods of fortune had only ever smiled partially on me".

The consumer organization gave Super Cruise the top spot in its first-ever ranking of partially automated driving systems because it is the best at striking a balance between technical capabilities and ensuring drivers are paying attention and operating the vehicle safely.

In the months and years leading up to the deal, hawks in Washington expressed doubt about whether Iran would ever give up its partially enriched uranium, which could be further enriched to make a bomb.

This structure, built into the cliffs of Roslin Glen, has remained at least partially habitable ever since.