Sentence examples for being partisan to from inspiring English sources
Whenever somebody stands up and tries to offer a better way, tries to offer a positive alternative, tries to say -- maybe it's time the Iraqis stand up and we start redeploying our troops Joe Lieberman is always there to accuse them of being negative, to accuse them of being partisan, to accuse them of undermining the credibility of the president.
His priority is to be partisan, and to use his powers of appointment to bring more lobby fodder into the upper house.
In such a utopia, lawyers are expected to be partisan only to the point considered necessary for helping their clients efficiently.
Instead, the people attracted to run today are more likely to be partisan warriors eager to do battle with the enemy.
He told graduates not to be partisan, but not to be neutral, either.
The loyalty to Trump is partisan, while the loyalty to Mueller is institutional.
"This will be a good test: you know, do you want to be partisan or do you want to be pro-New Jersey?" he said.
The cable news that seniors watch is partisan and serves to reinforce biases.
Now is the time to be tough, to be partisan.
The problem is that to succeed in politics, to get elected, politicians need to be partisan.
