Sentence examples for may be partisan from inspiring English sources

The penne, for all its powers, may be partisan.

The third run was the critical one for the Irish and if I may be partisan, the one in which they kicked Antipodean arse.

It may be partisan to say that a 527 run by labor unions supporting health care reform isn't the same thing as a 527 run by insurance companies opposing it.

Some of the appeal may be partisan — support for the plan may grow out of regard for the president.

There may be partisan or ideological disagreements as to how to proceed, but our elected leaders in the past have compromised to find solutions to big issues.

"There may not be partisan discussion" among the members, he said, "but it seems pretty clear that they know what their marching orders are".

Lewis Hamilton and Jenson Button may be the partisan crowd's primary heroes, but the quiet Scot – cousin of triple Indianapolis 500 winner and multiple Indycar champion Dario Franchitti – may be the best placed to deliver the strongest result.

Primaries may be closed (partisan), allowing only declared party members to vote, or open (nonpartisan), enabling all voters to choose which party's primary they wish to vote in without declaring any party affiliation.

But a quick skip through their website – here's their alerts for the past decade or so – suggest their own editing priorities may be as partisan and un-self-aware as the corporates they so severely condemn.

It may be that partisan identity has become so powerful that it can serve as a colored container, red or blue, for anything the designated candidate might do or say.

Second, there may be some partisan wishful thinking going on; 30percentt of Republicans think the law has been repealed while only 12percentt of Democrats do.