Sentence examples for partly thought from inspiring English sources

Yes, Britten was notoriously attracted to adolescent boys; they inspired him, interested him and, as John Bridcut has characterised it in his excellent book and documentary, Britten's Children, he partly thought of himself as a 13-year-old.

The modulation of disease severity is partly thought to be through a complex, dose-dependent influence on cytokine production [ 6].

One common long-term side effect after cranial radiotherapy is cognitive impairment and this is, at least partly, thought to be caused by reduced hippocampal neurogenesis.

The suspected influence of the dioxin-like PCBs on immunoregulation is, at least partly, thought to be related to interactions with the aryl hydrocarbon receptor (AhR).

Shakespeare has survived centuries of attempted trammeling, from 18th and 19th-century productions of King Lear that (spoiler alert) let Cordelia and Lear live, to today's attention-seeking, only partly thought-out midsummer's eve.

It was partly the thought that despair would be the last thing his father wanted for him that saved him.

And partly – most thought-provokingly – it has to do with an intuition, only half-jokingly suggested, that a certain kind of cowardice may in fact be the most heroic form of courage.

During his stay at Yale, Whorf acquired this current of thought partly from Sapir and partly through his own readings of Russell and Ogden and Richards.

That seriousness of thought, partly obscured by the tumult of William Jefferson Clinton's departure, bodes well.

Black Americans had rarely been asked to prove their blackness, partly because the thought of fraud seemed so absurd — who would invent something like that?

There wasn't anything about the medium that lent itself to dashing off quick notes without giving them much thought, partly because of the ritual involved, and the time it took to write a note, find and address an envelope, add postage, and take the letter to a mailbox.