Sentence examples for excessively partisan from inspiring English sources

Third, they are not excessively partisan.

Political caricature during and after the war was excessively partisan, while the cartoons about the war itself tended to alleviate the pain of the struggle.

It was a day when members took to the microphones on the floor to make excessively partisan sound bites that seemed scripted for campaign commercials.

Supreme Court justices right now have no real supervisors when it comes to ethics, and impeachment has come to seem excessively partisan.

At events, Mr. Brown likes to emphasize the personal over the political (except when he is ripping into Ms. Warren and describing her as anti-business or excessively partisan).

Swan will describe Abbott as a "demolition expert" whose government is excessively partisan, attacks key institutions, undermines important conventions of government, breaks a litany of promises and has a culture of vindictiveness.

So not excessively excessive.

Directed by Jon Osman and Jonathan Stack, "Justifiable Homicide" is a partisan but not excessively polemical exploration of the killings and their aftermath.

Over the decades, some Guardian commentators and reporters have been excessively partisan and a few, from each side, have left or been eased out because of this.

Drink excessively?

Everyone excessively tidy, excessively generous.