Sentence examples for partially alike from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, when words borrowed from different languages are partially alike, one of them may be analyzed and inflected in terms historically appropriate to the other, thereby yielding blends of complex etymology.

But it also hints that the example of same-sex unions might partially transform marriage from within, creating greater institutional flexibility — particularly sexual flexibility — for straight and gay spouses alike.

The works, which Secor said are partially inspired by cave paintings, depict in no uncertain terms how no two vaginas are quite alike.

And partially.

Partially, yes.

Well, partially.

They thought alike, they acted alike".

But people are alike.

They sound nothing alike.

He loves everyone alike.

They look alike.