Sentence examples for partisan saying from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gunther characterized Mr. Plofsky's pursuit of him as partisan, saying "he has been very selective over the years" in choosing the subjects of his investigation.

In a 44-minute speech to an audience at George Washington University that included Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin, the author of the Republican plan, Mr. Obama was often combative and partisan, saying the Republican approach would hurt the elderly by driving up the cost of medical care, deprive millions of health insurance and starve the nation of investments in its future.

"The crowd seems very partisan," says Simon McMahon.

"I know this is going to sound really partisan," said Representative Trent Franks, a Republican from Arizona.

Am I surprised that a GOP partisan said that Romney's statement on faith resonated with his focus group?

"Ben-Veniste was the most partisan," said former Representative Vin Weber, a Minnesota Republican.

"It has gotten so much more partisan," said Senator John D. Rockefeller IV, Democrat of West Virginia.

"I liked him even better before he got partisan," said one of the men.

Ms. Sanford has a history of buying Refreshe brand products, but not its bottled water, while Ms. Vanek, a Smartwater partisan, said she was unlikely to try Refreshe.

"He says, 'When you agree with me, you're bipartisan, but if you disagree with me, you're partisan,' " said Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York.

As one real-life Knight partisan said, "I don't necessarily like his language, but take that away, there isn't a finer man today in the United States".