Sentence examples for partisanship of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rove has also decried what he says is the partisanship of the Obama presidency.

"It is just the partisanship of historians.

Second, the self-reinforcing partisanship of the new media.

"It is entirely counterproductive to ­elevate the partisanship of this matter," Birmingham told the Australian newspaper.

The increasing partisanship of American life is also reflected in the numbers.

Americans might welcome a technocrat after the ideological partisanship of recent years.

All of this analysis is based on the idea that the partisanship of the district causes the partisanship of the legislator.

He came by it naturally, through the fervent partisanship of his Uncle Arthur.

The aggressive anti-Labour partisanship of some of Britain's media is at least a century old.

The cruel partisanship of Bush's effort in Florida vanished like the desert dew.

Ultimately, the importance of the issue should transcend parochial partisanship of any kind.