Sentence examples for functions in part from inspiring English sources

Hooper's book functions in part as a glossary of these terms that permeate Italian culture.

His major-label début, "Free TC," from 2015, functions in part as an ode to his incarcerated younger brother.

Identity-conscious contemporary art functions, in part, as a response to such images, a short-circuiting of their negative pull.

Part of the answer, surely, is that Juncker is a seasoned EU manager and knows perfectly well that the system functions in part through the organic connections between business and the state, which are so adequately summed up as lobbying.

In his 2005 book, Im Weltinnenraum des Kapitals (In the World Interior of Capital), the German philosopher Peter Sloterdijk argued that capitalism functions, in part, by creating exclusive spaces – be they gated estates, malls with security guards, or fortress Europe – to keep out the undesirable and unmoneyed, those who look different and don't speak the local language.

We hypothesized that thalamic VGAT functions, in part, to reduce pain, particularly orofacial pain, associated with VZV.

Wulfstan often performed episcopal functions in parts of the diocese of York during the 1070s for Thomas, especially in areas that were still in turmoil after the conquest.

The Junior Development Team functioned in part on contributions from interested people in the A.T.A., but Dr. Johnson put thousands of dollars of his own specifically into Arthur's career.

They function in part as safe spaces for the anti-political-correctness crowd, much as talk radio and local Tea Party gatherings have.

"Theologically, Christmas functioned in part as a children's version of judgment day," said Stephen Nissenbaum, a professor of history at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst, and author of "The Battle for Christmas".

Her sister lived with them, able to function in part, to move around, to walk and eat, though she had to be fed, and she couldn't speak, couldn't communicate at all.