Sentence examples for partisan picture from inspiring English sources

In each case she paints a vivid, if partisan, picture of the social conditions from which their plays emerged.

Crick himself never fell out with his colleague, but he did take issue with the reckless candour of Watson's account – a unique, compelling, and partisan picture of a scientific community riven with rivalries, hatreds, feuds and ambitions.

This was consistent with a broader White House campaign, which President Bush himself launched in a Veterans Day speech — delivered at an Army facility before a uniformed audience, hardly a suitable venue for a partisan attack — that pictured "Democrats and antiwar critics" as undermining the troops.

The bill was voted down in equal measure by Republicans and Democrats, hardly a picture of partisan obstruction.

His calm, soothing tones are so recognizable that Wadhams, Thune's campaign manager, has a coffee cup -- a gift from a Thune partisan -- with a picture of Daschle on it, scowling.

Earlier this month while dreaming up wild Benghazi conspiracies, in which Obama knew instantly all the details of the chaotic assault half-a-world away and then hid the truth from Americans, Hannity was very specific about his big picture focus: partisan politics and what kind of toll the story was taking on Obama.

Ohio does not have party registration, so county-level data provides a better picture of the partisan implications.

It is additionally unlikely that a big picture problem like extensive partisan fighting will be solved by political insiders.

Mr. Alter gives us a lucid picture of the toxic, highly partisan political environment in which today's controversies are occurring.

We need a big picture strategy that enjoys bi-partisan support.

Mr. Cameron said that he had moved on from partisan rancor and was looking at "the bigger picture".