Sentence examples for admiring partisans from inspiring English sources
It's no wonder everyone wants a piece of him, dead or alive and sometimes on the payroll: warring governments, admiring partisans, bickering women.
"The Daily Show" is admired but partisan.
Admiring Hillary Clinton?
In a campaign in which candidates spend their days and nights tossing sweet promises to partisan audiences, we admire Ms. Quinn's willingness to be right and be booed.
He had read some of the manuscript and had told Podhoretz how much he admired it, but the piece in Partisan Review was a put-down.
His partisans and even some of his opponents admired his "ninograms" and enjoyed his cutting wit.
In January, Mr. Yushchenko took a final swipe at the Kremlin as he left the presidency, giving a Hero of Ukraine award to a World War II partisan and Ukrainian nationalist, Stepan Bandera, who is admired in western Ukraine for fighting the Soviet Union.
The service brought together Republicans and Democrats alike to pay final respects for a woman especially admired by political conservatives at a time when deep partisan rancor has reverberated through Washington and the 2016 presidential campaign.
But here on the streets of his small and largely black hometown, far from the bitterness of partisan agendas and position papers, Charles Pickering is a widely admired figure of a very different present.
He admired the liberalism of English institutions, though he was shocked by the partisan violence.
We can admire the fact that President Obama wants to be seen as post-partisan, someone who will bring us to reason together and build consensus, regardless of race, class, gender, sexual orientation and political affiliation.
