Sentence examples for lack of partisanship from inspiring English sources

There is another reason for the lack of partisanship.

The winner of the third and final debate by nearly all measures was Fox News's Chris Wallace, whose work as moderator drew immediate praise from fellow journalists for its lack of partisanship.

Perhaps it's the lack of overt partisanship that people are responding favorably to.

But far from asking the corporation to act unlawfully, we have simply put forward a most logical proposition given the distinct lack of bi-partisanship for a very misguided policy.

Of course, it's an obvious absurdity to hear Republicans lamenting a lack of bi-partisanship and a nostalgia for a president whose character they assassinated in the most vicious terms possible (remember -- he and his wife were murderers).

He complained not just of partisanship, but of a lack of competence among the majority staff.

Many government leaders on both sides of the aisle simply have succumbed to a level of partisanship that seems to lack a necessary level of patriotism.

This lack of the common denominator, the partisanship especially in the media, is creating something like the Weimar Republic.

Americans who are critical of Congress commonly mention "gridlock," "partisanship," or lack of action as reasons why they disapprove.

We are in a crisis of governance at the moment not because of excessive partisanship or lack of leadership, but because the American political system has become anti-democratic and dysfunctional.

Although it's aggravating to come across Drudgery at the top of the rec list and casual claims that Hillary is a sociopath, it's not the nastiness that's worrisome (freedom is untidy); it's the laziness, the unquestioning partisanship, the lack of brainwork.