Sentence examples for about the partisanship of from inspiring English sources

History suggests that controversy and uncertainty about the outcome will follow, and it's a fair bet that both will be exacerbated by questions about the partisanship of election administrators.

Mr. Ailes's action seems especially hypocritical for someone who has spent years trumpeting the fairness of Fox and the partisanship of just about everybody else in the news business.

"It is just the partisanship of historians.

"It is entirely counterproductive to ­elevate the partisanship of this matter," Birmingham told the Australian newspaper.

I don't care about re-elections, I don't care about the partisanship that goes on.

Democratic lawmakers in Florida call the move partisanship of the most obvious kind.

The increasing partisanship of American life is also reflected in the numbers.

Americans might welcome a technocrat after the ideological partisanship of recent years.

Second, the self-reinforcing partisanship of the new media.

And isn't partisanship exactly what strong democracy is about?The argument over the merits of partisanship has itself led to furious divisions.

Mr. Obama on Saturday morning found a crowd of 2,500 people waiting for him inside — and outside — a gymnasium at North High School in Nashua, where he warned about the danger of partisanship in Washington and urged voters here to follow up on what Iowa caucusgoers began.