Sentence examples for partisan publication from inspiring English sources
The caption noted that National Review is a "conservative journal," but there's no escaping the fact that this wasn't an example of Dean's temper, but of what an avowedly partisan publication thinks of Dean's temper.
The National Journal, a non partisan publication on govern ment, detailed in its Oct. 17 edition preparations being made in the housing department to assure dispersal of construc tion.
"Fake news and partisan publications distribute their version of truth to select audiences through social media", said Gitlin.
CONAN is highly regarded as a non-partisan publication that helps readers appreciate how Americans' understanding of our governing principles has changed throughout our history on timely issues such as the scope of presidential power, limits on free speech, or the right to bear arms.
And the readership of partisan political publications is small.
Ana is a writer for the World Section of the Berkeley Political Review, UC Berkeley's only non-partisan student publication.
At the same time, the effort by most major American newspapers to hew to principles of objectivity and balance in news reporting created a situation where more partisan print publications sprang up in recent years in the form of blogs.
Kellog-Peeler is founder and editor-in-chief of The Princeton Centrist, a non-partisan campus public policy publication.
With so many Americans today engaged in partisan war, any publication with a commitment to honesty in argument becomes a potential peacemaker.
In his twenties, he began to write for Sol Levitas, at The New Leader; Randall Jarrell, at The Nation; and Philip Rahv, at The Partisan Review: white publications headed by white men.
Republicans have at least one other big advantage going for them and that is the media: They can depend on a slavishly partisan set of publications and networks upon which their followers will rely exclusively ― an ecosystem that has no real analogue on the political left.
