Sentence examples for his partisanship from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bopp also makes no apologies for his partisanship.

But his partisanship is a minus in the financial world.

Two days before his suspension from MSNBC, the anchor talked about his partisanship.

The president's audacious move was so far his strongest demonstration of his partisanship in political squabbles.

So did his partisanship: he declined an invitation to dine with the Reagans at the White House.

(They might have had an easier timing stopping William Pryor, another name on Trump's list, who has been a little too indiscreet in his partisanship).

To many of his friends, his fierce partisanship then was a departure; in Montana, bipartisanship was a hallmark of his tenure.

His undisguised political partisanship, his arrogant assumption that English bourgeois standards of culture and progress were to be forever the norm for less favoured nations, and the materialism of his judgments of value and taste all came under heavy fire from such near-contemporary critics as Thomas Carlyle, Matthew Arnold, and John Ruskin.

The more reasonable ones allow that he is a gifted writer and economist, but also argue that these days his relentless partisanship is getting in the way of his argument.

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

Bandt says it's a bit rich for Tony Abbott to be talking about instability in this past term when he was the key contributor to it with his hyper partisanship.