Sentence examples for partisan image from inspiring English sources

But the state's political instincts are more nuanced and idiosyncratic than the partisan image of its most famous Republican governor.

Yet these elections offer disturbing lessons about what a populist, Russia-leaning rightwing government can do inside the EU today: fundamentally reshape the polity in a partisan image and offer an all-out anti-liberal policy model that is inching ever closer to Putin's ideal of governance.

Arif Rafiq, a commentator on Pakistan politics and an adjunct fellow at the Washington-based Middle East Institute, said that the Chaudhry-led court has taken on an increasingly partisan image, especially in its targeting of President Zardari's governing party, the Pakistan Peoples Party.

The partnership is the result of years of effort by tycoon T. Boone Pickens to shed a well-earned partisan image and work productively with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev).

Republican senators have contempt for Obama's post-partisan image, arguing that he and his staff refused to even participate in backroom bipartisan discussion groups.

Adam Smith, free-market partisan: this image dominates, even in market-weary times.

Enter, somewhat later, Newman, a long time lord mayor of Brisbane, who had worked closely with Beattie, and cultivated a non-partisan "can do" image.

Christie is up for reelection this year in his very blue home state, and by turning his legendary temper on the GOP, he's helped turned his image from partisan ball-buster to nobly apolitical, equal-opportunity ball-buster.

But the image of his partisans hurling rocks and eggs at the building may stick.

Christie and Obama also traded praise, hailing each other's leadership in the crisis and creating a powerful image of bi-partisan co-operation that could ripple out into the presidential election.

Many are Republicans whose support last time around burnished his image as a post-partisan problem solver.