Sentence examples for partly agrees from inspiring English sources

Burton, one senses, partly agrees with him.

Deborah Rhode, a law professor at Stanford University, partly agrees.

As a future buyer, he partly agrees with them.

He partly agrees – calling the game "kind of a final" but also says: "if it's a tie at the end of the day, we'll adjust to it – it's no problem.

This view partly agrees with the major assertion in the literature which relates to causes of people's vulnerability both to socio-economic and contextual factors compared to the mere exposure to floods (Handmer, 2003; Cannon, 2006).

Mary partly agrees: "If she argues electability, that's close to 'inevitability,' which is bad... and citing national security raises other problems [like her vote for authorizing the Iraq war]." Then she tries to argue that Bernie might be stronger in a general election, which doesn't persuade co-panelists skeptical why some Republicans seem to be pushing Sanders.

Dr. Shoham partly agreed.

Sue Kelly, general counsel of the American Public Power Association, which represents municipally owned electric utilities, said she partly agreed.

Those who agree, those who disagree and those of us who partly agree now have to raise our game.

But free-speech advocates insist on the church's constitutional right to say rebarbative things, and the courts partly agree.

Told of this theory, Zorn partly agreed but said: "Repeating that '05 season would have been hard.