Sentence examples for partisan text from inspiring English sources

Mr. Junkerman's film is best understood as a necessary, if partisan, text in that continuing argument.

A new study shows that the media can significantly reduce partisan bias by simply making the text more difficult to read.

Even the most partisan Republican newspapers did not print the text of President Nixon's speeches, though he has traveled more, talked more and talked more passionately than any President in any Congressional elec tion of this century.

We also manipulated the text in order to signal the partisan preference of the email sender.

Some Trump surrogates have said the texts show that Mueller's investigation is partisan.

But if his texts to FBI lawyer Lisa Page reveal a partisan animus toward Trump or admiration for Clinton, then the bureau and the department have a huge problem on their hands and not just with Strzok and Page.

These stories consist of images, conversations, promotions, sounds, texts, fragments and metrics, and they are always partisan.

We turned to new techniques in the field of text analytics to better understand what might distinguish the content of non-partisan books from their more partisan kin – in other words, to figure out what makes them special.

A gospel text will be the foundation of our actions, not political or partisan motivations.

As part of the chorus routinely blasting the so-called deep state, DeSantis has repeatedly accused the FBI of going after Trump because of partisan disagreements ― using misleading interpretations of former FBI agent Peter Strzok's texts to push that argument.

The 'Bellum Gallicum' and the Shakespearean play are better known, but Caesar's partisan account of the Roman civil war culminating in the battle of Pharsalus offers a historical text of perennial interest and relevance.