Sentence examples for partly it seems from inspiring English sources

"It has taken a long time for them to accept that Islam is part of its future and also part of its past". The different experiences have emerged partly, it seems, because the Muslim communities on either side of the Atlantic are so different.

Partly it seems to be due to a kind of myopia on the part of voters.

Mr Noda is a TPP enthusiast, partly it seems for strategic reasons.

Partly, it seems, investors have been put off by the complexities of the auction process.

"Partly it seems to come down to the availability of food," Faulkes says.

Partly it seems to reflect the assessment of the security services.

Two weeks later, Paul changed his mind and endorsed Baldwin, partly, it seemed, out of spite for Barr.

They did so without vehemence, partly, it seemed, because they shared the collective horror over the Connecticut massacre, in which 20 young children died, and partly because they believed that this latest effort to reduce violence by reducing citizens' access to guns would be futile.

The play's characters speak in monologues directly to the audience--partly, it seems, because Oates is uncomfortable with drama's traditional rise and fall of action, partly because she's not keen on the give-and-take of dialogue.

It's a slip on Adamson's part, partly because it seems clumsy and artificial, and partly because, coupled with her wardrobe of long, hooded cloaks, it has the unfortunate effect of making Mary appear in your mind's eye as the Scottish Widow of advert fame.

As Mr Saloner explains, many companies resist innovation partly because it seems expensive, and partly because they cannot bear to destroy their existing, successful business model.