Sentence examples for a partisan perspective from inspiring English sources

This leads to a lack of exposure to ideas and information that might challenge a partisan perspective.

Frankly, they're intergenerational, so morally we cannot afford to look at climate change from a partisan perspective".

(Democrats take note!) All to the good from a partisan perspective, but still a disservice both to the questions D'Souza has legitimately raised and to the film itself, which deserved better at the hands of its one and only begetter.

Hannah fundamentally disagreed with any suggestion that the Royal Australian Navy should operate land-based aircraft, claiming that he was arguing not from a partisan perspective but to ensure that Australia's limited defence resources were not spread across three services.

Moderate Republicans have the Rippon Society and while moderate Democrats no longer have the Democratic Leadership Counsel, they still have the Progressive Policy Institute it spun off and Third Way, each making the case for moderation from a partisan perspective.

It seems that the media has now resigned itself to two fundamental ways of covering the news: 1) from a completely partisan perspective (i.e., MSNBC or Fox News), or 2) from a completely sensationalist perspective (see Wolf Blitzer's comment on CNN).

Christiana Figueres said that it was amoral for people to look at climate change from a politically partisan perspective, because of its impact on future generations.

"I mean, you can disagree with people from a political or partisan perspective, but the norm is always that you treat people with a certain amount of civility and with decency and respect".

But it does mean choosing those who accept that compromises by their very nature will be impure from all partisan perspectives.

With almost every current conversation being framed from a partisan political perspective, Jackson has pledged that she will hold firm on advocating for the hundreds of thousands of people whose lives will be saved from the new legislation.

Especially, I would say from my partisan perspective, regarding classical music?