Sentence examples for partisan opinion from inspiring English sources
It shows us some of the many shades of grey between the absolutes of partisan opinion.
The problem is not that these sites exist but that not enough people seem to know the difference between actual news, fake news, partisan opinion and conspiratorial bullshit.
It was not until the past decade or so, when the influence of right-leaning think tanks on public and elite partisan opinion became undeniable, that the left scrambled to get into the game.
Just after The New York Times announced it would appoint somebody to monitor the partisan opinion media more closely, and right after editors were chastened for reacting too slowly to buzzworthy news scoops launched by the conservative media, the right-wing press went bonkers last week.
It is not a partisan opinion to state that threatening jail time or the revocation of citizenship for those who exercise their First Amendment civil liberties is clearly outside the traditional norms and boundaries of liberal democracy (as offensive as flag burning or other forms of expression might be to us).
Last May, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported that Darlene Wink, a Walker staffer, had used public time to post partisan opinions on the paper's online comment walls.
In other words, is this another case where the facts of an existential threat lose traction among a weary American public as deniers attempt to reduce them to partisan opinions?
There are multiple answers, to begin with — none of which are partisan opinions and all of which an FCC commissioner would know.
In recent years concern has especially spiked over the horizon-reducing impact of big tech's subjective funnels on democratic processes, with algorithms carefully engineered to keep serving users more of the same stuff now being widely accused of entrenching partisan opinions, rather than helping broaden people's horizons.
Watching the hearing actually seemed to reinforce preexisting partisan opinions.
Just like a well-crafted joke, artwork can inspire people to look past their partisan opinions to find common ground.
