Sentence examples for partisan logic from inspiring English sources

There is a harsh partisan logic to this.

But his efforts reflected a persistent partisan logic.

The tortured partisan logic would be something like this.

There is a partisan logic to the Republican hostility to higher education: the well-educated — a reliable source of conservative support as recently as the 1980s — have been moving steadily toward the Democratic Party.

Because of the obviously partisan logic of the legislation, and because the voting mechanisms being repealed were Democratic initiatives from recent decades, the trial court upheld the new law in April, calling it "politics as usual".

Jahrhunderts [Contributions to an Easier Overview of the State of Philosophy at the Beginning of the Nineteenth Century] (1801 1803), as a partisan of the "logical realism" of C. G. Bardili, which was an effort to base philosophy upon pure logic and upon an appeal to what Bardili called "thinking qua thinking".

Lightman the humanist allows room for the compatibility of rationality with spirituality and mystery, while Lightman the scientist plays devil's advocate with the partisans of Genesis, blinding them with logic.

And the new president was over-confident about how much he could accomplish with his powers of persuasion, convincing logic, sincere desire to transcend partisan divisions and the knowledge that he is often the smartest person in the room.

But because a Republican was president instead, conservative partisans suppressed their libertarian impulses and accepted the logic of an open-ended war on terror, while Democratic partisans took turns accusing the Bush administration of shredding the Constitution.

but for Catholics who work hard to remove the hypocrisy of situational ethics, as well as the hidden face of Republican Faith Partisans from aspects of Church pronouncement, the logic of the seamless ethic is demanding, but unassailable.

Advocates of the bump knew they had basic logic on their side, if not partisan loyalty.