Sentence examples for partisan content from inspiring English sources

Our democracy is a representative system and, on this issue -- which has no partisan content -- we should settle the contention by having our representatives in Congress take action on the proposal.

But some warn that Congressional offices are already opting for more divisive and partisan content online in order to regain their lost engagement.

"The speech was partisan in content.

While efforts like the Honest Ads Act are mounting to combat foreign-paid social media influence in U.S. politics, the scope and variety of today's House Intel release makes it clear that Americans would be well served to pause before engaging with provocative, partisan ideological content on social platforms — at least when it comes from unknown sources.

During the campaign, Trump's advisers mobilized in their service a phalanx of information warriors, including commentators on Fox News and digital upstarts such as Breitbart News, whose offerings included partisan and extremist content.

Cristian Nemescu said that this kind of scenes were a necessarily element for the realism of the movie, declaring himself a partisan of explicit content.

We turned to new techniques in the field of text analytics to better understand what might distinguish the content of non-partisan books from their more partisan kin – in other words, to figure out what makes them special.

The Mirror was so partisan that 69% of its content - including news and features coverage, leaders, pictures, cartoons and adverts - was pro-EEC and only 15% anti.

Conglomerates long ago bought up the country's commercial radio stations, closed down the news departments, and auctioned off the airtime to partisan polemicists or pre-packaged content devoid of journalism.

That is, we wanted to know not only whether there were differences in the content of non-partisan books, but also whether they elicit different reactions on the part of readers through the content of their reviews.

That counterfeit content "energized Trump's partisans," the scholars Michael C. Dorf and Sidney Tarrow wrote recently, "and may have been decisive in securing Trump's victory".