Sentence examples for feel partisan from inspiring English sources
What makes it to air on which venue can indeed feel partisan.
That makes it feel more partisan to a reader".
It's sad to me that we need to work so hard to find non-biased news, but I'm hoping that by opening a new tab and branching out from Facebook, I will feel less partisan and more tolerant.
In contrast, the book's art, such as a grisly photo collage by Schmidt, beneath which reads "DON'T IR AQ IRAN," feels refreshingly partisan and cacophonous.
Obama's felt this partisan division in the policy arena, too.
But this week a visit to Ellis and Liberty islands feels oddly partisan.
"When it feels more partisan, we walk more of a tightrope.
(As usual, Barney Frank said it best. After the President-elect referred to himself as post-partisan, Rep Frank said he felt "post-partisan depression").
Both David Cameron, the Conservative prime minister, and Nick Clegg, his Lib Dem deputy, feel a growing partisan tug from their angry backbenchers.The parties are already moving to stake out territory on which to fight the election, differentiating themselves from each other and lobbing the odd grenade.
