Sentence examples for even partisan from inspiring English sources

This feminism is not special pleading, or even partisan.

Despite this relatively even partisan split, forty-two per cent of the respondents described themselves as "conservative" or "very conservative".

Not even partisan critics of Republican policies anticipated how a burst housing bubble would devastate Wall Street and damage the entire economy.

Instead of a spirited, even partisan, debate over how health reform could be do a better job of controlling costs, lawyers are skirmishing over whether all Americans should have health insurance.

Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts said this week that this power, along with greater staff resources, mattered more than rotating chairmanships or even partisan divisions on committees -- other demands Mr. Daschle has made, which have received greater attention.

Transparency in electronic voting -- As we saw again this month in Florida, which was forced to scrap a flawed list of felons to be purged from voter rolls that it had originally kept from the public, secrecy in election administration is often a cover for incompetence, or even partisan manipulation.

Polls show Mr. Obama with a narrow lead, but even partisans put little stock in those.

They are even more partisan than the papers.

For the party's leaders in Congress, the calculus is even more partisan.

The reality is that a little negotiation could avoid even the partisan posturing.

(Wright turned out to be even more partisan than his predecessor, Thomas P. O'Neill, whom even the Administration began to miss).