Sentence examples for notably partisan from inspiring English sources

McIlroy's celebration – he bowed to the notably partisan home crowd – was pre-meditated.

In a notably partisan performance in the Commons, George Osborne seemed rather less interested in describing what he was going to do than he was in throwing rotten fruit at his opponents.

They are a notably partisan bunch, partly by the nature of their political enterprise, and partly because the American electoral system does a decent job of meeting their ideological wants — as it doesn't for progressive intellectuals, who can often be seen at election time casting wistful glances to the left horizon.

Stewart Baker notes that Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy (D ., Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, may have been aware that Roberts was the swing vote, because he gave a notably partisan speech on the Senate Floor directed at Roberts—and not mentioning Kennedy in mid-May.

The problem isn't the news we consume, it seems, but the values and identities that shape how we interpret that information — most notably, our partisan beliefs.

Second, while they provide benefits and services that might not otherwise be available, the modes of allocating welfare by sectarian parties can be discriminatory, notably along partisan and religious lines.

In his second term, with full Republican control of the legislature, he became notably more partisan, purging much of the state government of Federalist appointees.

Although content to be French again, Alsace today is more restless than most other French provinces about cen tralized rule in Paris, and it is here that decentralized regional power has its most outspoken partisans, notably former Pre mier Pierre Pflimlin, Mayor of Strasbourg.

The speech was also notably lacking in any partisan rhetoric as Mrs. Clinton, a Democrat, tried to position herself as a lawmaker concerned more with gritty legislative details than with politics.

The difference is, the comments at Breitbart are more partisan, and notably not about sports.

The Chetniks also raided villages to intimidate and eradicate Partisan sympathisers, notably at Bjelopavlići, where 48 communists were executed.