Sentence examples for partisan conviction from inspiring English sources

The authors of the report did not consider that partisan conviction might create its own pathology.

As with the American debate of 20 years ago, the realities in India today are often subtler, and less sure, than partisan conviction on one side or the other might suggest.

His story makes for colourful copy but poses questions which, despite partisan conviction and tireless sleuthwork, remain unanswered and probably unanswerable five years after his death.Nureyev was the Russian defector whose "leap to freedom" thrust the epicene world of ballet into the forefront of the trendsetting 1960s.

One group claims that our ability to reason is hijacked by our partisan convictions: that is, we're prone to rationalization.

But hopefully most people's partisan convictions are a bit more reality-based, and for them calls to refrain from name-calling and wild accusations may be more effective.(Photo credit: AFP).

Representatives put up a virtually impenetrable block against President Obama, shrouded in an ideological guise, but stemming from partisan convictions.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the end of the investigation has done little to shake partisans' convictions about Trump's guilt or innocence.

The two most powerful forces in contemporary Washington are the partisan ideological convictions of governing elites and the interests of the wealthy.

There is a popular notion at large, part of a sort of phantom "bi-partisan" centrist conviction, that the degradation of American infrastructure, exemplified by the backwardness of our trains and airports, too, is a failure of the American political system.

A prosecutor is not a partisan seeking a conviction at all costs.

Family Leader (and many other religious groups with a conservative political agenda) are disguising partisan political positions as religious convictions.