Chaphekar partly feels editors should have been more careful about how they used it.
When I started writing poetry, Adrian Mitchell was a figure in the landscape, someone I partly took for granted, and partly felt as an encouraging presence, not just because he was a gifted and deeply humane writer, but because he offered a counterpoint to what someone with my interests and background could not help but see as "the Establishment".
It partly felt like that.
This shame was partly felt by the men themselves (in rural Kerala, public drunkenness is viewed negatively by society), as Geeta, a young Hindu woman, recalled: "" The people were telling me that my husband after having consumed too much alcohol had fallen face down in the vegetable garden.
Private patients also talked about the process of choosing a doctor bringing personal responsibility to them as individuals – they assessed various forms of information in order to choose a doctor and imbue them with trust, and if this trust was broken by the doctor behaving poorly, the onus and blame were partly felt by the patient.
Moore has always felt partly British: "I feel my mother became a citizen under duress, and she never let us forget that we weren't fully American.
Now I'd say I feel partly British, partly European, partly a Londoner, partly Greek; I've got four identities.
Still, if people read partly to feel strong emotions, I suppose frustration (at seeing hypocrites succeed) can be one of those emotions.
Partly this feels like fatigue in having another "ism" to deal with and partly nervousness among stewards over when and why to intervene.
Partly, I felt that people didn't believe it was going to happen.
