Sentence examples for partisan story from inspiring English sources

Each essay has insights that complicate the familiar partisan story lines.

The historian Lucy S. Dawidowicz, who told key parts of the Vilna partisan story in her book "The War Against the Jews," stated explicitly there that the accounts vary markedly.

The other movie is the rarely seen Latino (1985), a passionate, partisan story (with a similar plot line to Medium Cool), in which a Hispanic special services officer serving with US special forces is assigned to train contra rebels to fight Sandinistas in Nicaragua and discovers he's involved in a vicious secret war sponsored by the CIA to overthrow a legitimate leftwing government.

This is a partisan story that actually distracts people from looking at real climate stories.

"I am not a part of your partisan stories," she reportedly screamed at Markovic.

One of his signature rhetorical maneuvers is to render, in as plain and unmocking a manner as possible, two partisan stories about — or, as the liberal slur goes, "both sides" of — a given phenomenon or event, and then to clear a path through the middle, revealing the gulf between them to be the result of virtually irreconcilable patterns of thought.

And with the help of close friends, I founded Define American, a non-partisan, story-centric campaign that seeks to elevate how we talk about immigration.

History is moving away from the right, and not just because its notions of the causes of poverty are partisan fairy stories.

Thursday night's acceptance speech was an attempt to do both: emphasise that McCain had a non-partisan, American story as well as a record of independence from his party, while also confirming his conservative credentials.

Fame in America came to Singer shortly after, when The Partisan Review published his story "Gimpel the Fool".

By now, this is, obscenely, a story about partisan divisions, as if some parts of women's bodies are Democratic and other parts are Republican.