Sentence examples for partly sometimes from inspiring English sources

Their anger is directed partly, sometimes mainly, at "the media," especially at a handful of commentators on the cable news networks, particularly MSNBC.

Bridge retains its appeal partly because sometimes a textbook play is demonstrably wrong.

Stuff happens, as Donald Rumsfeld once remarked, but he was only partly right: sometimes stuff does not happen.

But some of the best parts of the book — even though they've been partly anticipated, sometimes down to the same words, in prior interviews and liner notes — involve his project-by-project descriptions of how he composed and recorded each venture and collaborated with fellow artists, the other members of Talking Heads and Eno chief among them.

The overall low accuracies achieved on the Virus dataset are probably due to the small sample size (only 41 × 41 pixels), as well as the heterogeneous classes originating from the automatic extraction of patches only partly (or sometimes even not at all) containing virus.

The flesh is solid to partly hollow (sometimes due to insect larvae), with a pale yellow color; it is 0.5-0.9 0.5-0.9k.

In practice, the impact of underascertainment of patients with relatively poor prognosis and of patients with relatively good prognosis would usually partly (and sometimes fully) cancel out, leading to smaller biases than those shown in our analysis.

The evolutionary fates of these objects are partly (and sometimes largely or totally) uncoupled with the ones described by the tree of functions or by the tree of cells.

Mr. Hiaasen's stories are sometimes partly based on real Miami news items.

But you have to draw the line sometimes, partly to show there is a line.

This may be partly envy, but sometimes these standout teenagers can be bullies or part of the mean-girl clique.