Sentence examples for moved partly from inspiring English sources

Adam Jones, another nominator, said: "I used to live in south London and moved partly because — and I'm not joking — the Strata tower made me feel ill and I had to see it every day".

Hildamar Ortiz, a lawyer who left New York with her 14-year-old daughter in 1996, said she moved partly to honor her late father's dreams of retiring in Puerto Rico.

In what could become a growing chorus, Mr. Biden said he was moved partly because he thought former Senator Bill Bradley, who lags far behind in the polls, should gracefully withdraw to save the party from tearing itself apart.

Ge and Pb atoms moved partly towards the surface, leading to precipitation at the surface in the case of high-dose Pb implants.

Some lesions, however, showed small non-zero TRT values due to small sampling errors or VOIs that were moved partly outside the image borders after registration.

Moved partly by personal animosity and partly by dislike of Canning's advocacy of Catholic emancipation, half the cabinet refused to serve under him, and, in all, more than 40 Tory ministers and political appointees resigned.

But the poems in "Dome of the Hidden Pavilion" are quite moving, partly because, in their oblique way, they face illness and impending death.

After a long period – going back to the 1980s or even earlier – during which the private‑school question seemed to be in permafreeze, things are moving, partly in response to external criticism, partly through anxiety about losing charitable status.

Though the apartment had received multiple bids, she said, the owner had decided he wasn't ready to move — partly because he'd had trouble finding a larger apartment for himself.

Parfitt concedes that the median age of the audience is 30 and that the figure is "a very difficult measure to move", partly because – rather like Moyles, Westwood and another Radio 1 stalwart, Annie Nightingale – the listeners are reluctant to move on.

There's comfort in that consistency, though Maxwell's has changed some over the years: with ticket sales moving partly online, shows now sell out quicker than ever; and a television set has recently popped up in the secluded front room, glowing ominously.