Sentence examples for which I partly from inspiring English sources
Prices drop, which I partly why I don't understand this whole Black Friday phenomenon, certainly to the extent at which people go to save $100 on some widget.
Further, the discount factor is a function of the time horizon, which I partly address by the present bias effect, and this is conspicuous when I consider intertemporal choices within one year.
For them, it was just another day on the job - which I partly expected, but the lack of acknowledgment that this kid was anything close to a pop sensation was weird to me.
Getting back to the point... when I realized I was two BFFs away from Sara Ruffin Costello, and that she recently moved from The Big Apple to The Big Easy, how could I resist interviewing her about her new city, which I partly consider my city (I live half my life there since my husband lives there; I live the other half of my life in Georgetown, Washington DC).
"It was what my family made in Maryland and I wanted to make it as well, partly because of the connection to family history (which I love), partly because it's different than scotch or bourbon, and lastly, because it is really a wonderful style of whiskey," said Wight.
The novelist's first trick is also her best: in a prologue, her narrator, Richard Pappin, tells us of the murder of Bunny, a crime "for which I was partly responsible".
These drawings look modest and rapidly made in comparison with the others, but the effect of simplicity, which I presume partly reflects a reluctance to illustrate what only God could imagine, can bring to mind two violins emerging from a booming orchestra, real heaven.
Devices and software associated with Google, Facebook and Microsoft are just as vulnerable as the iPhone (if not more so), which I believe partly motivates the amicus briefs they have filed on behalf of Apple.
It's time for my second annual list of mini-reviews from the Toronto International Film Festival, which I present partly in the belief that filmmakers should not be afraid to offer critiques of the films of other filmmakers, and partly because my own films routinely garner reviews in the zero to one star range so no one will likely pay attention to what I say anyway.
So far, the Gob episodes are the strongest, which I reckon is partly a testament to Arnett and partly a testament to his and Hurwitz's relationship: the two have worked together several times since the end of Arrested Development's third series.
I have never come up against negativity, which I think is partly because I'm open about my situation.
