Sentence examples for partisan comments from inspiring English sources

Prominent politicians make a general habit of not interjecting with partisan comments during other countries' election cycles.

For the most part, opposition lawmakers avoided partisan comments, saying debate could wait while the country mourned.

Instead, she issued partisan comments that many in her audience found upsetting and unrelated to her music.

James Gleason, a possible opponent in 2012, said she would only increase the partisan comments in her new job and magnify the country's polarization.

Describes President Reagan's partisan comments on his opening-day visit to the fair (he didn't even bring the Secretary of Energy with him).

The governor's remarks were his most explicitly partisan comments since his state became the focus of the disputed presidential race in the hours after the polls closed on Nov. 7.

Though Ms. Molinari appears as a guest on television programs where she can express her political views, she said she would not again take on a role in which she had to steer clear of partisan comment and activity, as the CBS anchor job required.

Partisan political comments by judges are a violation of the code of judicial ethics.

Republicans were offended by what they felt were numerous partisan public comments by two Democrats on the committee, Representative Xavier Becerra of California and Representative James E. Clyburn of South Carolina, who, they said, were rarely in the room when serious negotiations were occurring.

TAIPEI, Taiwan — In a closely fought election rife with verbal attacks and partisan rancor, the comments of a foreign academic with no official government position might normally be subsumed by the storm and stress of the campaign.

Does being partisan make a comment bad?