Sentence examples for partly fabricated from inspiring English sources

Yet her disdain – "you Polack" – is dreadful and her contempt partly fabricated, partly excited.

Such loyalties to centuries-old teams from across the pond are, necessarily, partly fabricated – and yet they are brandished with an almost excessive zeal.

In January 2012, the show excerpted a piece from monologuist Mike Daisey about the exploitation of Chinese workers by Apple, which it turned out Daisey had partly fabricated and dramatised.

FOR those who have even a passing acquaintance with the fantastic -- and probably partly fabricated -- biography of the late novelist Jerzy Kosinski, the story at the heart of Davey Holmes's play "More Lies About Jerzy" should seem familiar.

"Whatever else Lillian was," Ms. Ephron said, "she was a great hostess and a great cook and she had this fantastic sort of horsey laugh, and every time you saw her there was some amazing story about some episode she had that I now realize was undoubtedly partly fabricated".

It was a minor offence, he told me, the case "partly fabricated" by his enemies.

Max was also fabricated partly from Pinter's Wernick-family memories.

These included a second generation of simplified weapons that, being fabricated partly from sheet-metal stampings, could be produced in quantity almost anywhere and at little expense.

Partly it was injuries, partly it was a ban he received for acquiring a fabricated Portuguese passport, partly it was his inability to gel with the dour Cúper.

Nanoscale drain and source gold electrodes, partly overlapping the previously fabricated connecting electrodes, are then fabricated by e-beam lithography (EBL), gold deposition and lift-off.

Last year, several containers of Indian steel were stopped at European ports after monitors detected high radiation levels; Indian foundries had fabricated the steel, partly, by melting scrap metal that turned out to be contaminated with Cobalt-60, the same radioactive isotope detected in the Mayapuri episode.