Sentence examples for its partisans from inspiring English sources

In 1971 that play, directed by John Gielgud, failed on Broadway, though it had its partisans.

LONDON — There is something about flaws in a work of art that can endear it to its partisans, perhaps especially in opera, where many things can go wrong.

Physical film is still with us, and it still has its partisans.

Ellicottville may have only two ski areas — HoliMont and Holiday Valley — and a five-block downtown, but it is venerated by its partisans like Mr. Dekdebrun.

As such, it transformed the way that its liberal and leftist antagonists thought, as much as it stiffened the sinews of its partisans.

Nobody knows exactly what it means, least of all its partisans, who seem to have little interest in specifics and codification.

The more support one side or the other has received from its partisans in Washington, the less inclined it has been to compromise.

Israel also has its partisans, though as a nuclear-armed regional superpower it doesn't need support from anyone.

The Flower Drum is Mr. Lau's monument, and it may well be the best Chinese restaurant anywhere, as its partisans believe.

This is an Administration that represents not the country as a whole but only its partisans--a government for Republicans: the wealthy and their duped demented foot soldiers.

To its partisans, multicultural education is a matter of justice done at last.