“Panikkar explicitly recognized this problem and advocated a partition of the state into two parts.”

“It is divided into two rooms by means of a concrete partition.”

“The birds make a small partition for their eggs in the nest with stalks of grass.”

“In the planning, there was a division sufficiently large to drown the Egyptian Pharaoh and his legions without a miracle of the parting of the seas.”

“She wondered if she would be less devastated if she hadn't witnessed the parting of her father's soul, but couldn't find a definite answer.”

“The fourth book describes his parting from his wife, his palace, and his station, that he might preach his new doctrines clothed in humble robes.”

“The team was under pressure in the early part of the game.”

“We intend to make the social economy a key part of Canada's social policy tool kit.”

“Mitchell has managed to develop his part into the leading character, or was it Willmott who devised it that way?”

“In section 1, the author describes the problem of distance and some impartialist and partialist responses to it.”

“Self-employed partitioner George Hitchmough, 22, from Belle Vale, had worked on the Pall Mall scheme for five months.”

“The Expedition package encapsulates Synopsys' FPGA Compiler II software and a hierarchical partitioner.”

“This example is used to demonstrate that the performance of the algorithm need not diminish significantly when a mesh partitioner is used to decompose the mesh.”

“I have a partiality for desserts, and when Gimli mentioned the honeycakes, I was intrigued by them.”

“But is every judgment that the one tradition renders upon the other attributable to prejudice and partiality of vision?”

“The account of his life, although containing many errors and the most intolerable partiality, is a very creditable production.”

“His partialness towards his favorite team affected his ability to fairly judge the outcome of the game.”

“On the way we exchanged philosophies of cricket and a few personal partialities.”

“Learning to play the instrument that is a poet's voice is learning about the tolerances and partialities of a poet's ear.”

“He was a consummate stylist, but personal partialities made him an erratic judge of others.”

“His poems build cubically, back and front and side-angle at once, with glimpses and partials, memories and immediacies held up in time.”

“Bass players in these bands often play with picks, which also emphasizes higher partials.”

“Older patients with dentures and partials also need to take precautions against a dry mouth.”

“They soon discover that not all Londoners have side partings and that litter and graffiti and distressed denim does exist in the capital.”

“But those fiddly, pretty styles involving clips and partings everywhere are beyond me.”

“Her relationship with William was depicted as a love affair, involving many partings and returns from war.”