Sentence examples for partisan criticism from inspiring English sources

I'm an advocate of partisan criticism.

"The partisan criticism that the Republicans offer is bankrupt," Mr. Wexler said.

I would have liked a national consensus on that measure but - as with Northern Rock - the Conservatives offer partisan criticism.

As Mr. Holder's third year as attorney general draws to a close, no member of President Obama's cabinet has drawn more partisan criticism.

The selection of such a technocrat — a well-liked one who also served in the George W. Bush administration, no less — seemed designed to pre-emptively defuse partisan criticism.

But for Mr. Obama, vacations have become high-wire affairs, marked by partisan criticism of his decision to take them and by repeated delays as he rushes to wrap up loose ends.

Carson's exclusionary comments about American Muslims has drawn bi-partisan criticism from political leaders and Presidential candidates.

"In a partisan environment, criticism often devolves into attack.

While I'm sure it's true that Democrats were more critical than Republicans, I feel that calling the criticism "partisan" undermines the legitimacy of the reader complaints.

Mary McCarthy arrived at The New Yorker as a fully formed writer known for her immaculate prose, her wit, her glamour, her sexual adventures, and her vexed marriage to the eminent critic Edmund Wilson, as well as for the impossibly high standards of her Partisan Review theatre criticism and the shocking candor of her fiction.

A spokesman for Mr. Bennett, Jeff Kwitkowski, said there was nothing partisan about the criticism, insisting, "We're not playing sides here".