Sentence examples for partisan performance from inspiring English sources

Opposition leaders in Chiapas have complained that Mr. Albores is worsening the tension in the state with his strongly partisan performance during the campaign.

The dismally partisan performance of the commission in April's election showed that it is now "independent" in name only.Another aim must be to strengthen the anti-corruption drive that was begun by Mr Yar'Adua's predecessor as president, Olusegun Obasanjo.

In a notably partisan performance in the Commons, George Osborne seemed rather less interested in describing what he was going to do than he was in throwing rotten fruit at his opponents.

He was helped by a string of high-profile Republican visitors, as well as far-away pundits who raised questions about Mr. Mondale's age, 74, and his 22-year hiatus from elective office, then criticized the former vice president's aggressive, partisan performance in a debate just hours before the polls opened.

But at least we can blame our abysmal performance on partisan polarisation and the filibuster!

On average, partisan insiders rated the performance of their candidate and his organization as higher than the other side.

Similar to the situation with Lee, Meade suffered partisan attacks about his performance at Gettysburg, but he had the misfortune of experiencing them in person.

At the very worst you'd have to call Yates' performance "shrewdly partisan," and at best, you could argue that she stood up to a roasting better than an Omanyte battling a Charizard.

While James Earl Jones has some partisans for his pugnacious performance as a former American president in "The Best Man," Mr. Corden and Mr. Hoffman have more votes than Mr. Jones and are tied in the survey.

Lauer was subjected to harsh criticism from pundits and political partisans earlier this year for his performance as moderator in NBC's presidential candidate forum after he failed to press President-elect Donald Trump on his insistence that he had been opposed to the Iraq war.

"My sense is that [Gregory] thinks anyone who's dissatisfied with his performance is a partisan hack who wants him to be more of a partisan hack, but he's misjudged where this fact-checking thing is coming from, and where it goes.