Sentence examples for mixed with partisan from inspiring English sources

Some offered curiosity mixed with partisan advice.

Reaction among the science fiction community was mixed, with partisans and opponents of the New Wave debating the merits of New Worlds in the columns of critical journals such as Speculation.

The Siegelman case shows how the worst in partisan politics, mixed with mindless and overzealous prosecution, can make a poisonous brew that produces cruel justice.

First, religiosity now strongly correlates with partisan loyalty.

Still, James Burnham, Dwight Macdonald, Mary McCarthy and others identified with Partisan Review were not.

In D.C., speakers mixed partisan red meat with sincere appeals for transparency and stinging indictments of wealthy tax avoidance.

The Benghazi Hoax is the product of hyper-partisan zeal on Capitol Hill -- familiar enough -- mixed with a new and virulent strain of Tea Party-tinged Benghazi Trutherism in the conservative grassroots.

Disappointment mixed with pride.

Grief mixed with shock.

Sometimes, mixed with tears.

DREAD was mixed with anger.