Sentence examples for partly negative from inspiring English sources

Bullock's early work mainly solarizations, in which the image is partly negative and partly positive was strongly influenced by the avant-garde experiments of László Moholy-Nagy.

It's no insult to Mr. Daughtry's voice or songs to say that his appeal seems partly negative: his success seems like proof that there are plenty of people who consider themselves rock fans but aren't sold on emo or metal or indie or any other sub- or pseudogenre.

The answer is partly negative and partly affirmative.

They found partly negative employment effects or near zero longer term effects for welfare recipients aged younger than 25 years and welfare recipients whose last job ended during the year prior to programme start.

After completion of the study and with the knowledge of a partly negative response of sumatriptan to cilostazol headache, we wanted to be sure that the response was not due to lack of efficacy of sumatriptan in the study population.

Blood vessels were partly labeled and partly negative, as in non-neoplastic mammary tissues.

This is partly because negative experiences stand out in the mind more than positive ones, and partly because we all like to see ourselves as hard-working.

This is partly because negative emotions are easier to detect: fear generally produces observable behaviour while stress, for instance, can be measured through the stress hormone cortisol.

First, approach anxiety is caused partly by negative self-esteem beliefs.

But the company blamed an 11% drop in attendance partly on negative publicity from "Blackfish". Since 2013, SeaWorld Entertainment shares have dropped about 36%.

The obtained result suggests that using ASA partly abolishes negative effects of TCDD action on expression of ER α.