Sentence examples for partisan time from inspiring English sources

We're still in such a vicious partisan time.

We are again dealing with difficulties in a contentious, partisan time.

A more partisan time than the impeachment of less than two years ago?

Maybe, declared ABC's Cokie Roberts last Sunday, it's "the most partisan time that we have seen in our lives".

These elections illustrate that personal relationships can supersede race in a highly partisan time, when black and white too often become proxies for left and right.

"In an increasingly partisan time in Washington, there remains on certain critical matters of foreign policy a bipartisan consensus, and this is one of them," said Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, a Connecticut independent.

But for this to work in these partisan times it will require more than just asking for their votes.

"In partisan times more than ever, we need to believe that the supreme court and American law are more than political footballs.

Despite our ferociously partisan times, the Republicans and Democrats agree on this one thing: prosecuting spam should be the domain of a big Homeland Security-style federal bureaucracy.

HARRY REID, the Senate majority leader, announced yesterday afternoon a "bipartisan compromise" (a novel concept in these decidedly partisan times) that should end the partial shutdown of the Federal Aviation Administration FAAA).

And as he noted at the breakfast, office holders in these bitterly partisan times are more hostage than at many moments in the past to the orthodoxies of their respective parties.