Sentence examples for Hardly partisan from inspiring English sources

Mind you, Mann and Ornstein are hardly partisan polemicists.

But Ludlow's hearing, in a Victorian former school hall, was hardly partisan at all.Shropshire's only Labour MP, David Wright, came to appeal against a proposal to split his current seat in two, probably eliminating his majority.

Those issues that remain contentious Social Security reform, the state of health care and the schools, campaign-finance reform are hardly partisan, since neither party has worked out how to tackle them or even seems to care much.

And removing obsolete and outdated regulations is hardly partisan or controversial, nor does it reflect a blind desire to deregulate for its own sake.

"Creation," while sympathetic to Darwin, is hardly a partisan culture-war document.

In that sense (though hardly in partisan identity) all her subjects were Jeffersonians.

He is cautious, courtly and hardly a partisan, though he recently addressed Congressional Republicans at their invitation.

Like the others in town, Mrs. Caban has stories of sleepless nights connected to the mine, but she is hardly a partisan.

But when this does not happen — and it is hardly a partisan statement to observe that, in the case of global warming, it hasn't — others must take up the responsibility: filmmakers, activists, scientists, even retired politicians.

This is hardly a partisan problem.

Because, as the report shows, it is hardly a partisan or ideological issue.