Sentence examples for partisan response from inspiring English sources

This wasn't a partisan response.

Ms. Lion, a major Obama supporter and a member of the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities, had had a pragmatic partisan response.

When Mitt Romney says that 47% of Americans are moochers, or Barack Obama says that entrepreneurs didn't build their own businesses, partisan viewers crave a partisan response.

But the appeal for national unity contrasted with a characteristically partisan response from Trump, who lambasted Obama's "weak" use of language and challenged Clinton to attribute a religious motive.

The highly partisan response to Sayeeda Warsi's damaging resignation from David Cameron's government revives an old political question: when is it right to resign on a point of policy or principle rather than to fight one's corner from inside?

Robert P. Silverberg Washington, June 2, 2010 • To the Editor: In "Drilling for Certainty" (column, May 28), David Brooks calls liberals' desire for "more control over industry" a predictably partisan response to the gulf oil spill and writes of our struggle to control "an ever-expanding array of intricate high-tech systems".

In the hours after the mass shooting in Aurora, Colorado, last week, one word cut through the partisan responses to the massacre, and that word was "evil".

There were no shouts of "you lie!" Tuesday night, no overt moments of disrespect beyond the usual partisan responses to policy.

By Rollo Romig July 25 , 2012In the hours after the mass shooting in Aurora, Colorado, last week, one word cut through the partisan responses to the massacre, and that word was "evil".

The incident has drawn starkly partisan responses.

This helped encourage the hyper-partisan response of Republican leaders, who abandoned the belief in Keynesian stimulus that they had previously endorsed in 2001 and 2008.