Sentence examples for partly appropriate from inspiring English sources

A double sense of loss runs through the film version of Janet Fitch's bestselling novel, "White Oleander," a feeling of absence that is partly appropriate and partly not.

While this was partly appropriate and enabled the meeting of unique local needs, it was also evident that some of the divergence was unnecessary and detrimental to their establishment.

But if we are to interpret Rodowick charitably, he could be implying that ontology at least partly determines appropriate appreciation; even if a digital photograph can look just like an analog photograph, its (known) digital status affects which of its perceptible features are aesthetically relevant and how we appropriately engage with them.

Little is known about the functions of TAARs: in most cases their ligands have yet to be identified, partly because appropriate methods for such investigations have not been developed.

She said she had not thought it appropriate, partly because she remembered nothing about it and partly because she did not want to be seen as drawing attention to herself.

Such a challenge can be addressed partly by designing appropriate facility layouts.

This is partly related to appropriate medications not being available or being too expensive.

This is partly because no appropriate assay systems have been established in this field.

However, we believe that folding intronic sequences in isolation is appropriate, partly because of the existence of co-transcriptional splicing, where splicing occurs before the entire pre-mRNA has been synthesized [ 28- 30].

I know several non-playing contemporaries who say that bridge is beginning to strike them as mildly attractive and age-appropriate, partly for that reason.

The story of Jobs visiting Xerox's Palo Alto research center in 1979 and realizing that the company was, as he put it, "sitting on a gold mine," is an oft-repeated foundational tale, partly because he appropriated some of Xerox's ideas.