Sentence examples for partisan inclination from inspiring English sources

Electors, chosen by state legislatures mostly on the basis of partisan inclination, were not expected to exercise independent judgment when voting.

At some point, we need to figure out how to solve this problem, how to better teach people to fairly evaluate information that's presented to them and to set aside, as necessary, their partisan inclination to believe the worst about their opponents.

First, public pollsters don't apply controls to their samples for partisan inclination.

And when partisan inclination bounces around from poll to poll — especially around major news events — it's mostly a function of voters choosing not to respond".

It's can be frustrating, if you have a partisan inclination toward a particular franchise, because the Spurs are almost certainly a better basketball team than the one you care about.

The final few weeks before an election are often marked by a "coming home" period during which voters' views crystallize and, often, they return to partisan inclinations.

What may or may not be the terminal stage of Bush-phobia has also motivated artists and entertainers who are not, by inclination, partisans.

They're an artificial threat Congress created to try to cure itself of its own natural inclinations to partisan paralysis.

In his acceptance speech, which was delivered by radio to the Chicago convention from a secret naval base in California, Roosevelt declared that he would not have the time or the inclination to campaign in "the usual partisan sense".

The result has been the decline of senators willing to compromise and the rise of rank partisans, leaving little room for negotiation and less inclination to even socialize together.

These messengers could say that the sky is blue, and the natural Republican inclination would be to think that they were lying for partisan gain.