Sentence examples for a more partisan view from inspiring English sources

I don't doubt that taking a more partisan view to the news is an effective way to firewall yourself an audience segment.

Ms. Hughes has maintained a "mystical bond" with Mr. Bush -- with whom she speaks a dozen times a day -- and served as a pragmatic voice against the more partisan views of Mr. Rove, Esquire reported.

(Right now, those elections are skewed by voters with more partisan views).

He is running a more partisan campaign this time round.

Perhaps, then, the home secretary has a more partisan motive.

So redistricting has made Congress a more partisan, more polarized place.

He's used a more partisan political style to mask his small-bore policy substance.

The result would a more partisan, more decisive, and more inclusive system of national government.

But Mr. Shrum sees it exactly the opposite way, through a more partisan lens.

Evaluating its significance involves weighing political, strategic, environmental, economic, and emotional factors that attract far more strident partisan views than any other method of electricity generation.

Senator Gary Peters (D MI) took a more partisan stance.