Sentence examples for mean and partisan from inspiring English sources
To mangle a presidential line, the state of the George W. Bush joke is mean and partisan.
The debate is beginning to sound more and more like the politics President Obama decried in his campaign — partisan, mean and progress-free.
In filings, Silver Point maintained "that it has done absolutely nothing wrong," and attacked AIG's and Post's allegations as "baseless insinuations" and "partisan rancor" meant to extract more favorable terms in the FiberMark reorganization.
No God worth worshiping would go about things in such a mean-spirited, vague, illogical, shifty, and partisan manner as the history and theology of traditional religion reveals.
Over time, this environment has not only pushed lawmakers toward advancing personal and partisan agendas by any means; it has also politicized the national security arena.
I mean the partisan war between Republicans and Democrats that rages every day in Washington and produces behavior that would be unacceptable in any other arena of life.
("Concerns" and "Lauding" are Senate-speak-roughly translated -- they mean "Seeking partisan advantage").
"Does that mean only partisan fund-raising?
They were chaotic and partisan.
Misguided and partisan, perhaps.
