Sentence examples for partisan presentation from inspiring English sources
"In quoting these misleading figures, the minister risks a partial and partisan presentation of the circumstances of public libraries," wrote Poole.
Yet so many men and their partners have been exposed to such an intense partisan presentation by a prostate cancer cottage industry that many innocents are going to suffer needless anxiety, surgical complications or both.
I watched the documentary twice, preparing to be interviewed by Channel 13, and was repelled by the partisan nature of the presentation.
At the same time, Mr. Gore's message and crazy-quilt of a schedule are letting him fine-tune his presentations before partisan audiences.
It is highly partisan, political and ideological in its presentation and fans the flames of divisiveness rather than providing points for potential unity.
"Politicians have resisted reform, saying line drawing is inherently partisan or needs experts," said Forbes during his presentation at Harvard.
By contrast, the presentation of an analogical argument is always partisan.
The presentation of the award -- the highest civilian honor -- is an event typically devoid of the partisan rancor so common in the capital.
Partisan warfare dominates Congress.
