Sentence examples for partisan i from inspiring English sources

As a partisan, I strongly doubt that the current president has such nefarious motives or would stoop to such tactics.

"I'm partisan, I don't disguise that," Mr. Kushner said during a recent break in rehearsals at the Public Theater.

In response, Judge Posner said of that portion of his book: "I don't think it's partisan, I think it's undeniable.

But then when the health-care debate ramped up, once he was in office and became very, very partisan, I think people took partisan sides.

THE exhibition will sponsor a few private receptions during the Republican National Convention before opening to the public, but Ms. Mirrer denies that the society's agenda is partisan: "I don't see this as a place that nurtures one view of history at the expense of another," she says.

As a Chicago partisan, I'm rooting for Willis Tower to come out ahead in the coming decision.

That's why, after a few early-adopter uses of post-partisan, I now embrace the unhyphenated name (though not the philosophy) of postpartisanship.

"If the R.N.C. is non-partisan, I'm Greta Garbo," said Mr. Dobbs.

I'm non-partisan, I'm just going to report, as a journalist, what's going on".

Hearing the charges of prejudice and persecution bouncing back and forth between Mr. Gibson's critics and his partisans, I can't help but recall the knot of quietly praying picketers I walked past 20 years ago to purchase a ticket for Jean-Luc Godard's modernized gloss on Jesus' birth, "Hail Mary," a film whose nudity was taken, sight unseen, to be blasphemous.

But when he joined the Partisans, I assume they would've appreciated any improved modes of communication.