Sentence examples for a huge partisan from inspiring English sources

But a New York Times/CBS News Poll revealed a huge partisan gap.

Showing a huge partisan difference in views, the poll of 1,008 adults found that 78 percent of Democrats approve of unions, while just 26 percent of Republicans do, the lowest percentage ever for Republicans.

Tapper is all, aren't you just a huge partisan hack, and Issa is all, "Nuh-uh, no way, dude!" He continues: "But the point is, we're past that part of the discovery, relative to contempt.

THERE'S A HUGE PARTISAN DIVIDE ON WHETHER VOTING SHOULD BE EASY ― Sam Levine: "As lawmakers across the country debate voter ID legislation and various bills to change voting requirements, just over a third of Republicans believe officials should make it as easy as possible to vote, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.

What the candidates say about Iraq in the general election will be further tested by the huge partisan gap in responses: a 54-percentage-point divide between Democrats and Republicans about keeping troops in Iraq.

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla .— With a dramatic flourish and a triumphant gesture, Camilo Villegas of Colombia brought his storybook week to a climactic finish Sunday, winning the Honda Classic by five strokes over Anthony Kim with a birdie on the 72nd hole that brought the huge, partisan gallery to its feet.

It is almost a given that Woods, the No. 1-ranked player in the world, will face some heckling from the huge partisan crowds about his well-publicized divorce and the events that precipitated it.

Republicans hold every statewide office in Texas and have huge partisan advantages in the Congressional delegation (23 to 9), the State Senate (19 to 12) and the State House (101 to 49).

Had Montreal, another low seed, beaten Toronto, as they looked likely to do for long stretches of the Eastern Conference final, Seattle could have found themselves as MLS Cup hosts and favorites in front of the sort of huge, partisan crowd that has been the hallmark of their time in the league.

We need to make it clear that if the GOP continues to block consideration of an immigration bill that has majority support in the House and has passed the Senate with a huge bi-partisan majority -- it will pay a long lasting political price.

But the antipathy toward the president has animated Texas Republican politics for several years now, driving a huge change in the partisan makeup of the Texas House in 2010 and focusing Republican candidates on a common foe.