Sentence examples for obvious partisanship from inspiring English sources
Notwithstanding his obvious partisanship, Wilpon displays a deep and unsentimental knowledge of the game.
Gergen makes no effort to hide his Republican loyalties, but there is no obvious partisanship here.
Her obvious partisanship made some of her acts look unconstitutional, but they would not have been deemed unconstitutional in any previous period of history.
But, like Christie, his obvious partisanship would likely make Senate approval a very tough sell.
The obvious partisanship of many decisions casts the Supremes in a whole new light.
Democratic lawmakers in Florida call the move partisanship of the most obvious kind.
Mr Bush enjoys the fruits of partisanship without the thorns.The most obvious reason for this is September 11th and all that.
For obvious reasons--namely that it thrives on partisanship--the Democratic Party was not about to open up a process that they, together with Republicans, currently control.
"What is perhaps important about that is that in a time of increasing partisanship and ideological rigidity, that friendship has transcended the obvious differences between us".
Of course, it's an obvious absurdity to hear Republicans lamenting a lack of bi-partisanship and a nostalgia for a president whose character they assassinated in the most vicious terms possible (remember -- he and his wife were murderers).
