Sentence examples for deep partisanship from inspiring English sources

These Bloomberg Democrats appear to continue a trend against deep partisanship in city elections.

"A soft civil religion is something our country desperately needs at a time of deep partisanship," Mr. Wolfe said.

At the same time, the U.S. political landscape has been changing since the 1970s, ushering in deep partisanship, severe polarization, permanent campaigning, a combative 24/7 media and diminished civility.

Alluding to the deep partisanship that is the hallmark of the 112th Congress, he added: "I have always believed that Republicans and Democrats alike serve the American people best when we find ways to build bipartisan consensus.

She continues to engage in deep partisanship, taking cheap shots at President Obama – who she described as being a "lawyer at the lectern" – and regularly invoking Ronald Reagan, who would have been 99 years old on Saturday.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11 - The Senate came to a pre-election halt on Monday, approaching the end of a Congressional session marked by deep partisanship with the fate of a major initiative, legislation reorganizing the nation's intelligence services, still to be decided.

It's time to take a deep breath, put partisanship aside, and focus on the actual problem, which is a humanitarian crisis involving kids.

His inability to win over more than a handful of Republicans amounted to a loss of innocence, a reminder that his high-minded calls for change in the practice of governance had been ground up in a matter of weeks by entrenched forces of partisanship and deep, principled differences between left and right.

Swift bipartisan action will unite our nation behind our political leaders and showcase the power of an aligned Washington in a time of fractured partisanship and deep skepticism.

But a crucial shift is surely the trend towards deeper and more bitter partisanship.

Notwithstanding his obvious partisanship, Wilpon displays a deep and unsentimental knowledge of the game.