Sentence examples for partisan prejudice from inspiring English sources
As long as Judge Silberman is associated with the panel, he said, "it is smeared with partisan prejudice".
The ministrels manipulate the story with coarse explicitness, begging for attention in a servile way, predicting future events in the story and promising that it will be interesting and instructive, shifting scenes obtrusively, reflecting on the characters' motives with partisan prejudice.
When we dismiss those ratings as misogynistic partisan prejudice or as "just her likability problem", we miss this big point.
She set aside her partisan prejudices to call in the veteran Washington lawyer (and one-time Democratic party chairman) Robert Strauss in the hope that he could convince Ronald that he was in serious trouble.
Even much of our news today seems to have tumbled into a fantasy land, where FOX reporters and MSNBC anchors report to us of preposterous realms built from fake facts and partisan prejudices.
He attributed HuffPo's success to its appeal to partisan political prejudices and headlines about "titillating gossip and sex".
It was with Sainte-Beuve that French literary criticism first became fully independent and freed itself from personal prejudice and partisan passions.
Fascism appeals to the prejudices and partisan identities of white people.
It was concocted for partisan reasons: to flatter the prejudices of one side, to demonize the other and to simplify a complicated reality into a political nursery tale.
Today, this has segregated the populace to unprecedented levels of city dwellers living in reality-based communities, and rural Americans indoctrinated by partisan media that reinforce local prejudices and fears, and insulate from reason.
