Sentence examples for partisan thinking from inspiring English sources

In a rebuttal, the Labor Department has said the studies concluding that six million more workers would be exempt were based on faulty assumptions and partisan thinking.

To the donors, Obama said Washington needs to get beyond "the kind of short-term tactical partisan thinking that has come to so dominate" the U.S. capital and start trying to get some policy items completed.

The comments are an example of the "hostile media effect," which refers to partisans thinking the media is biased against them.

But in this election the opposite is happening more and more partisans are thinking and acting like independents.

Reading blogs is an efficient way to find out what partisans are thinking; you get a wider source selection than from a New York Times Rolodex.

Second, there may be some partisan wishful thinking going on; 30percentt of Republicans think the law has been repealed while only 12percentt of Democrats do.

Within three hours, it was "liked" by more than 4,000 followers and picked up by scores of major news organizations and blogs, though its suggestion that the administration might have been able to stop the leaks was partisan wishful thinking.

A closer look at our textbooks and teachers suggests that there is a predisposition in existing curriculum to cultivate and promote partisan, divisive and intolerant thinking.

It's time we start looking at education reform in bold and different ways, to stop protecting little parcels of partisan turf and start thinking outside the box.

George Nuckols Quebro Plaza, Panama, Nov. 29, 2010 • To the Editor: In a refreshingly nonpartisan column, Ross Douthat documents the many ways that the partisan mind-set clouds objective thinking.

"The biggest challenge facing the nation is divisiveness," said Paul Lavoie, chairman and chief creative officer at Taxi, "and we just spent months thinking in a partisan way".