Sentence examples for bipartisan temptation from inspiring English sources
But it's a bipartisan temptation.
Paranoia is a bipartisan temptation.
(Though such paranoia can be a bipartisan temptation …) But is it fair to accuse Schaeffer of urging "the violent overthrow of the government if Roe v. Wade isn't reversed"?
On November 8th, the day after the midterm election, President Bush vowed to "find common ground," "work with the new Congress in a bipartisan way," and "overcome the temptation to divide this country between red and blue".
As a senator under seven presidents, Mr. Leahy said, he has learned that the temptation to abuse powers in a crisis is bipartisan, and the commission's review should include the role of Democrats in Congress in approving the Bush policies.
As in 2011, then, the Republican crazies are doing Mr. Obama a favor, heading off any temptation he may have felt to give away the store in pursuit of bipartisan dreams.
There was bipartisan reform.
The anger was bipartisan.
