Sentence examples for from partisans from inspiring English sources

But while the bill passed the House handily, it has raised objections from partisans and nonpartisans alike.

Resistance to the notion of the auteur comes from partisans of so-called collaboration — the evidence of actors performing scripts.

Each candidate's fund-raising is heavily weighted toward voters from New York State, so there is not much sign of interest from partisans elsewhere in the country.

The rave reviews that greeted her the next day — not only from partisans but more notably from some of her most vociferous critics in the mainstream news media — were perhaps even more surprising than her sure-footed performance.

A standard complaint from partisans of community values or faith-based politics is that liberal individualists like Mr Sen overprize personal freedom: loyalties, that is, govern lives more than reason and choice do.

Much but not all of the criticism of Justices Thomas and Kagan has come from partisans, and most experts in legal ethics say there is no evidence that either justice has crossed an ethical line requiring recusal.

Moreover, his critique is far from partisan.

But the questions are likely to come not just from partisan Republicans.

Arizona would not be the first state to move away from partisan primaries.

But the court's decisions, Mr. Goldstein said, stem only in part from partisan ideology.

In fact, most people consume predominately non-partisan local TV newscasts, while tuning out news from partisan sources altogether.