Sentence examples for partisan toward from inspiring English sources

We learn that Wagoner is perhaps unreasonably partisan toward his own company.

Although considered partisan toward the Presbyterian church organization, he revitalized Protestant church historical scholarship and assembled more source documents than any other historian up to his time.

Conversely, Gay's survey of postwar American art almost exclusively refers to the intensely biased and partisan — toward his own dubious theories, that is — Clement Greenberg, which is like quoting a Jesuit on the character and history of Protestantism.

But once again, Shiite hopes were soon dashed, as Saddam Hussein proved to be even more partisan toward the Sunni, and more violently repressive of the Shiites, than any of his predecessors.

The attitude of Ulbricht's partisans toward many national & international problems has mellowed.

"Again," she insisted, "no Christian can remain indifferent or non-partisan toward movements for the protection of the weak".

Many polls consistently show a partisan lean toward one or another candidate.

Could there be a better description of today's partisan intransigence toward adding a single tax dollar to federal revenues?

Their partisan perspective toward their state was probably appropriate when they were what they hadn't yet been told they were not anymore".

And while some Democrats wanted more time to investigate the matter, some of the opposition to Mr. Olson also reflects broader, ideological and partisan antipathy toward him.

With the selection of new officials, we move from a highly charged period of partisan debate toward a new season of unity, cooperation and accomplishment.