Sentence examples for partial though from inspiring English sources

This global ordering is only partial though, as the phases of the units are only partially overlapping with those necessary to reproduce a perfectly regular tiling of the volume (either with an FCC or an HCP).

(Ballet to the People is partial, though, to Lavrovsky's ending, in which he depicts the reconciliation of the two families after the tragic double suicide: A vote for humanity).

Each answer turns out to be partial though, and in turn beg many more questions.

But partial though his view may be, he paints a broad picture, impressive for its detail, accuracy and vivacity.

Kenneth Whyte, the editor and publisher of the Canadian news magazine Maclean's, has just produced a new partial, though lengthy, biography called "The Uncrowned King: The Sensational Rise of William Randolph Hearst" (Counterpoint; $30), which he evidently wrote more as a result of having fallen in love with his subject than of having come across new material to reveal.

Therein lies a partial, though hardly party-line, answer to those doubters who say that an attack on Saddam would plunge Iraq into economic chaos.

It is precisely the sensation caused by an only partial resolution, though, that allows Wagner to create more and more ambiguity and more and more tension as this process continues; each unresolved chord is a new beginning".

We're partial to Mulgrew, though, both for the work and the career transformation.

These were only partial concessions, though.

Then partial recovery, though the other was a recovery of humanity.

Nancy suffered from a mental illness akin to schizophrenia; later in life, she made a partial recovery, though she was still often querulous and angry.