Sentence examples for must partly be from inspiring English sources
But, like any government, it must partly be judged against the opportunities history afforded it.
The first thing to notice (and Szirtes' translation must partly be to thank here) is how beautifully it is written.
I began my journey in Vancouver, whose standing as one of the cleanest cities in North America must partly be down to the fact it is also one of the emptiest.
The piece's longevity must partly be explained by the fact that each appearance seems less like the production of a play than the re-enactment of some primal ritual.
But this silly, sentimental touch must partly be blamed on the director, Lenka Udovicki, who could have battled harder against one of the Globe's built-in dangers: a tendency for actors to ingratiate themselves with groundlings who are milling and chortling just a few yards away.
It must partly be that there's no real voice for parents in this debate.
This must at least partly be due to the smaller among-population spatial distances in the latter two species.
He was a literary man manqué, and the impression he made on his friends must partly have been due to abilities that hardly appear in his fiction….
I must admit it has partly been farmers' fault – we've not shared our story enough, we didn't see how important it was to share it.
Politics became technocratic rather than the art form it partly must be.
Our displaced anxiety must partly entail a fear of being tricked (mistaking a tracing for a freehand drawing) and, more particularly, a fear of technology: a concern that what makes us human is being sacrificed to the brilliance and reliability of the machine.
