Sentence examples for partisan fare from inspiring English sources

For the most part, the candidates' platforms are standard, partisan fare.

This is, frankly, ordinary and not all that interesting partisan fare which, in many respects, was not too different during the administrations of Roosevelt, Reagan, Clinton or many other presidents.

After the doors opened, and the plates of chicken and mashed potatoes were cleared away, Harkin served up the kind of carnivorous rhetoric — shots at the billionaire Koch brothers, jibes at the "Neanderthals and cave men" of the far right — that is typical partisan banquet fare.

This new generation of senators and governors bucks another trend of the last decade or so, when sharp-tongued partisans often fared well in elections.

Given the daily fare of political scandal, partisan nastiness and negative campaigning, why would young people be inclined to trust in government or become politically engaged?

They have not fared well, thanks to partisan politics.

Despite their net positives among partisans, both candidates are faring worse than their recent predecessors, though experts predict that could change.

Could the partisan see his way clear to fronting us bus fare?

Partisans of French cinema - for partisans they tend to be - usually keep one or two useful maxims up their sleeves, held in store for when they care to laud it over their anglophone comrades and their easy-going Hollywood fare.

Partisan gerrymanders.

It was also partisan.