Sentence examples for sometimes partly from inspiring English sources

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.

As for the Spencers, their sex life is discussed and sometimes partly in view, with discreet fadeouts.

Seriously brainy people are always vulnerable in public life, sometimes partly their own fault – think Oliver Letwin – sometimes victims of their own intellectual honesty.

He has been an explorer, claiming territory that wasn't on the map before or had only been hazily illuminated, and the simplicity of his writing is sometimes partly responsible for the music's deep effect.

Robert Pattinson plays Eric Packer, the twentysomething multibillionaire, a Renaissance prince of 21st-century finance, his face set in an immobile mask of supercool unshockability, and in any case sometimes partly hidden behind dark glasses.

They tend to frequent sandy or muddy areas, and sometimes lie partly buried in the bottom.

It's slight if sometimes amusing, partly because it has one of those casts studded with appealing faces like Michael Pitt and Michael Stuhlbarg, the reunited co-stars from "Boardwalk Empire," who put in a day or so of work.

They are not arguing nonstop, and chads -- the scrap of paper left over from a punched-through ballot that is sometimes left partly hanging -- are not being flung around with wild abandon.

In the platform approach, these hindrances can sometimes be partly avoided at universities by launching UXC initiatives with an entrepreneurial ethos and behaviors, driven by business or governmental interests.

Sometimes this was partly due to lack of regulation.