Sentence examples for partisanship from from inspiring English sources

Mr. McHenry chose the $50 bill in part to remove partisanship from the debate by replacing one Republican president with another, said his chief of staff, Parker Poling.

A large part of it is the ever more essential struggle to keep careerism and partisanship from blinding one to citizenship and principle.

I have no doubt that the wise public has seen through this partisanship from the start, just as it did during impeachment.

Imagine this plea for Congress to put patriotism before partisanship, from "Henry VIII": "Let all the ends thou aim'st at be thy country's".

"And partisanship, from both parties, was no longer a contest of ideas, but an ever cruder and uncivil brawl over the spoils of power.

The more basic challenge is to prevent the pressure of a sleepless Internet and a furious partisanship from taking the kind of toll that probably helped cut short Breitbart's life, long before what should have been his time.

That began my evolution to what I call practical politics, away from partisanship and from the worry about whether you define me as a conservative or a liberal".

Finally, the endless and rancorous political debates without compromise expunged bi-partisanship from the vocabulary and sucked the oxygen out of citizenship.

Charles Krauthammer talks about "the unhinging of the Democratic Party," as it passes from "from partisanship to pathology," and David Brooks describes Democrats as "caught up in their own victimization".

The most direct efforts to inject partisanship come from the extreme right.

But all of the clergy members also expressed a fear of letting partisanship distract from their spiritual mission.