Sentence examples for markedly partisan from inspiring English sources

There was, however, a markedly partisan and political feel to what went on before, with the African National Congress bidding farewell to one of its warriors with revolutionary songs and clenched-fist salutes to "Comrade Mandela" as well as Madiba, his tribal name.

Similarly, the popular vote was considered markedly less partisan than the spoils system: the lesser, by far, of two evils.

In sharp contrast to the platform of 1996, it does not call for the abolition of a single federal agency, and the partisan attacks are markedly diminished.

ST. PAUL — Senator John McCain accepted the Republican presidential nomination Thursday with a pledge to move the nation beyond "partisan rancor" and narrow self-interest in a speech in which he markedly toned down the blistering attacks on Senator Barack Obama that had filled the first nights of his convention.

The historian Lucy S. Dawidowicz, who told key parts of the Vilna partisan story in her book "The War Against the Jews," stated explicitly there that the accounts vary markedly.

It was also partisan.

"It is not partisan.

Partisan warfare dominates Congress.

"The organisation is partisan.

He became partisan".

He had changed markedly.